Self-orientation: Open systems and systemic

The main goal of this article is to submit a contribution linked with experimentation and also conceptual representation for self-orientation of open systems (OS) [Men/women and their activities] face to natural environment and to artificial environment which OS create around them. The presentation deals with Open Systems and their representation in the form of multiple scales. The first types which are considered, not intended to be exhaustive but rather a test set of conceptual characterization of self-orientation through influences and interactions of OS on the environment, of environment on the OS (from OS self-orientation almost reflex to a more measured self-orientation).