A small set of patterns for representing different kinds of conceptualization relations between agents and social objects. 0.1 Very preliminary as of now. Author: Aldo Gangemi Rappresentazione interna Internal representation The realization, within a cognitive system, of an information object expressing a social object conceptualized by that cognitive system. For example, the subjective realization (within a human cognitive system) of some information expressing the meaning of Italian Traffic Law speed limits. is known by is believed by An Agent assumes a (conceptualized) Description when she uses it to create a (mental) model or to draw inferences in some reasoning task. This is not the same as 'belief' in epistemic terms. Belief is about a Situation, considered as true, plausible, etc., while assumption is about assuming a Description or Concept. assume assumes è assunto da An Agent assumes a (conceptualized) Description when she uses it to create a (mental) model or to draw inferences in some reasoning task. is assumed by An Agent adopts a Description when she assumes it in order to take Action or to devise a Plan è adottato da is adopted by adotta An Agent adopts a Description or a Concept when she assumes it in order to take Action or to devise a Plan. In this case, the assumption is stronger, because the Agent wants to commit to some world-changing action on the basis of a Description. This is still different from believes, which concerns epistemic attitude towards a Situation. adopts crede The conceptualization of a Situation that is only indirectly perceived and processed by an Agent believes sa The conceptualization of a Situation perceived and processed with 'certainty' by an Agent knows