Modelando uma proposta conceitual para analisar as características psicossociais de empreendedores sociais peruanos
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https://doi.org/10.24265/liberabit.2020.v26n1.03Palavras-chave:
empreendedor social, dimensões do empreendedorismo social, crenças, práticasResumo
Objetivo: Este estudo tem como objetivo propor uma abordagem abrangente de cinco dimensões teóricas características dos empreendedores sociais, propor um modelo conceitual que as analise a partir dos construtos macro psicossociais de Crenças e Práticas. Método: Foi desenvolvido um estudo qualitativo, com 16 empreendedores sociais da cidade de Lima (Peru), cujas trajetórias, por meio de uma análise dedutiva temática, foram analisadas e operacionalizadas como crenças e / ou práticas em variáveis psicossociais mais específicas, como valores , atitudes, comportamentos e características. Resultados: a dimensão Apreciação por Práticas Sustentáveis (APS), de natureza atitudinal, acaba sendo o eixo articulador em que as experiências de todos os participantes convergem para concretizar sua visão social, de caráter axiológico, promovendo comportamentos competentes de inovação, redes e retornos financeiros Conclusão: os resultados são discutidos enfatizando a necessidade de aprofundar o estudo da dimensão APS de forma contextualizada aos problemas sociais do Peru.
Contribuição da autoria
AVR: coordenação, concepção e desenho do estudo, coleta de dados, codificação e análise das informações, argumentação teórica, redação principal do manuscrito e revisão final do documento.
MAPV: desenho e desenvolvimento do instrumento, contato com os participantes, coleta de dados, argumentação teórica e revisão de documentos.
PEA: desenvolvimento teórico do modelo conceitual, desenho e desenvolvimento do instrumento e revisão da discussão teórica final.
EFNL: revisão de literatura, construção de argumentação teórica para discussão de resultados e revisão de aspectos formais para apresentação do manuscrito.
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Modelando uma proposta conceitual para analisar as características psicossociais de empreendedores sociais peruanos. (2020). LIBERABIT. Revista Peruana De Psicología, 26(1), e256. https://doi.org/10.24265/liberabit.2020.v26n1.03
