In the classical representation of different groups, frequent use is made of a linear automorphism group of various algebras. Since the linear automorphism group is only part of a full automorphism group, such an approach might seem to be too restrictive. In this connection, we point out a natural, wide class of algebras whose automorphisms are standard and are reducible to linear. Thus, for algebras in this class, studying the full automorphism group reduces to treating the linear, a traditional approach in the class of such algebras being quite general.