The aim of this article is to present the processes that drive the phasic identity dynamics of social identity, allowing us to define simultaneously a representation of self and the personal and professional project. As a result, it implies differentiated levels of anchorages in the organizations, groups and society that contribute to shaping the self-project. We will illustrate this, thanks to cases and situations related to the context, autobiographical memory but also emotions, feeling of capacity and motivation. One of our orientations stipulates that social identity is organized in a representational dynamic in which the phases of action become facilitators of identity construction and leaving forms in experiential memory necessary for the construction of the project

El objetivo de este artículo es presentar los procesos que impulsan la dinámica de identidades fásicas de la identidad social, permitiendo definir simultáneamente una representación del self, del proyecto personal y profesional. Este eje supone diferentes niveles de anclajes en las organizaciones, los grupos y la sociedad los cuales contribuyen a dar forma al proyecto del si mismo. Ilustramos este paradigma a travès los casos y situaciones relacionadas con el contexto, la memoria autobiográfica, pero también las emociones, el sentimiento de capacidad y la motivación. Nuestra orientación estipula que la identidad social se organiza en una dinámica representacional donde las fases de la acción se convierten en facilitadores de la construcción de la identidad y dejan algunas formas en la memoria experiencial necesarios para la construcción del proyecto.

The aim of this article is to present the processes that drive the phasic identity dynamics of social identity, allowing us to define simultaneously a representation of self and the personal and professional project. As a result, it implies differentiated levels of anchorages in the organizations, groups and society that contribute to shaping the self-project. We will illustrate this, thanks to cases and situations related to the context, autobiographical memory but also emotions, feeling of capacity and motivation. One of our orientations stipulates that social identity is organized in a representational dynamic in which the phases of action become facilitators of identity construction and leaving forms in experiential memory necessary for the construction of the project