“…In addition, there is a greater dissemination of historical facts that have been obviated in Alarcón’s historiographical version, such as the first psychology laboratories in Peru (Orbegoso, 2015a, 2018) and the advances of psychology in other regions of the country (Arias Gallegos, 2010, 2014, 2014, 2018b; Orbegoso, 2021; Paredes, 2019). In this decade, bibliometric studies that are also important, unlike past decades, take into account psychology journals published in the interior of the country (Arias Gallegos et al, 2017; Barboza-Palomino et al, 2017; Caycho et al, 2017; Mejia-Velarde & Salazar-Alvarez, 2018), this as a consequence of the emergence of new psychology journals in regions such as Arequipa and Trujillo, which were consolidated over time.…”