
The study points to the experience of a considerable number of authors and to our own experience in the use of sociopsychological theories and personal approaches to the motivation of people for voluntary blood donation. The experience in the following theories is described: personal norms and contribution of responsibility to oneself, economic theory, modelling theory, theory of reasonable action and contribution theory.
Motivation, Humans, Blood Donors
Motivation, Humans, Blood Donors
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