Peruvian psychology is estudied through one of its most representative periodical publications: The Psychological Journal -published by Peruvian Pontifical Catholic University-,covering from 1983 ro 1992 (Vols. 1-10). Using a bibliometric methodology, in asociometric slope, the journal is analyzed according ro its collaborators (authors of anidesand reviews), identifying institutions they represent, their professional arcas, nationality,genre distribution, number of anides signed, formulation of groups of collaboration andproductivity.

Peruvian psychology is istudied through one of íts most representatíve periodical publications: The Psycholical Journal -published by Peruvian Pontifical Catholic University-,covering from 1983 to 1992 (Vols. 1-10). Using a bibliometric methodology, the journals analyzed according to the references used througt the 113 anides published here,identif)ring totality of references used, number of primaty references, presentness, rankand languages of lists of references. On rhe other hand, Peruvian references have receivedparticular treatment, allowing this the identification of national authors and sources mostfrequently quoted in the Psychology Journal.

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Peruvian psychology is estudied through one of its most representative periodical publications: The Psychological Journal -published by Peruvian Pontifical Catholic University-,covering from 1983 ro 1992 (Vols. 1-10). Using a bibliometric methodology, in asociometric slope, the journal is analyzed according ro its collaborators (authors of anidesand reviews), identifying institutions they represent, their professional arcas, nationality,genre distribution, number of anides signed, formulation of groups of collaboration andproductivity.

Peruvian psychology is istudied through one of íts most representatíve periodical publications: The Psycholical Journal -published by Peruvian Pontifical Catholic University-,covering from 1983 to 1992 (Vols. 1-10). Using a bibliometric methodology, the journals analyzed according to the references used througt the 113 anides published here,identif)ring totality of references used, number of primaty references, presentness, rankand languages of lists of references. On rhe other hand, Peruvian references have receivedparticular treatment, allowing this the identification of national authors and sources mostfrequently quoted in the Psychology Journal.

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