Based on a recent academic literature review, this article suggests various conceptual entries to psychologically think objects and its link to production of the social thing. The article begins by admitting the relative unawareness of work by things by social sciences to later suggest three ways to approach this relationship between social realm and objects; namely: the capacity for things to represent the social and cultural spheres; the capacity to define frameworks of action and contextualize daily life events; and finally the capacity to affect and produce social formations.