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La autocongruencia y el comportamiento de los voluntarios en las organizaciones no lucrativas

Authors: Díaz Meneses, Gonzalo; Beerli Palacio, Asunción;

La autocongruencia y el comportamiento de los voluntarios en las organizaciones no lucrativas

Abstract

El presente trabajo pretende realizar una aplicación novedosa de la autocoogruencia desde una aproximación de marketing en el contexto del voluntariado que colabora en ONL's al objeto de ( 1) analizar si existen diferencias en los autoconceptos de los voluntarios en función del tipo de or­ganización no lucrativa en la que colaboran, (2) estudiar si las organizaciones no lucrativas de tipo benéfico asistencial y ecológico se perciben con imágenes diferentes y (3) demostrar que la auto­congruencia es un antecedente de la elección del tipo de ONL, benéfico asistencial o ecológica, por pane de los voluntarios. De este trabajo se derivan irnpUcaciones y utilidades prácticas que pueden ser aprovechadas por las ONL's para la captación de voluntarios a través del desarrollo de políticas de marketing.

We study sorne aspects of volumeers from a marketing approach in order (1) 10 analyu the differences among the vo!unteers' selfconcept wheo they coUaborate with charitable or ecologi­cal organizations, (2) 10 study the differences of image between charitable and ecological organiza­tions and (3) to show tbe role of setf oongrueucy as an an1ecedcn1 oí lhe type of organization to be collaborated with. Sorne implications derive from this work that can be taken advantage of in arder to atttact voluoteers through cor:porative social marketing actioos.

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Keywords

Marketing, Organizaciones no gubernamentales, 590101 Cooperación internacional, Voluntariado, Not profit marketing, Volunteer

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