One major obligation of the social psychologist is to provide his own discipline, the other
social sciences and interested laymen with conceptual tools that will increase the range
and the reliability of their understanding of social phenomena. Beyond that, responsible
government officials are today turning more frequently to the social scientist for insights
into the nature and solution of the problems with which they are confronted. The above
argument based on the assumption that:
a. Social psychologists must have a strong background in other sciences as well as their
own.
b. A study of social psychology should be a part of the curriculum of government

officials.

c. The social scientist has an obligation to provide the means by which social
phenomena are little understood by those outside the field of social psychology.
d. A good social psychologist is obligated principally by the need to solve
interdisciplinary problems.

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