#1042 Andrea Zagaria: Is Evolutionary Psychology a Scientific Revolution?

Hello everyone, welcome to a new episode of the Decenter. I'm your host, as always, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined by Andrea Zagaria. He's a PhD student at the University of Trento in Italy. And today we're focusing mostly, but not uh only on one of his papers is Evolutionary Psychology, a scientific revolution, a bibliometric response to BUS 2020. So

Basically, we're going to discuss whether evolutionary psychology is actually a scientific revolution and also talk about some other sub-branches in psychology and how they relate to one another. So, Andrea, welcome to the show. It's a big pleasure to have you one. For me too. For me to thank you for having in my team.

invited me here sure so before we get into evolutionary psychology specifically i would like to ask you about one of the papers where you analyze trends and the prominence of four major schools of thought in scientific psychology which you call or you identify as neuroscience cognitivism behaviorism and psychoanalysis and also their intersections And you covered the period from 1979 to 2020. So could you tell us about that study? How did you approach it? I mean, what sort of methodology you used and also the results you got there?

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