Fernando Chacón
Biographic Data
| ID | 2040969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fernando Chacón |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fernando |
| FAMILY NAME | Chacón |
| SIGNATURE | CHACÓN F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9649-0774 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Stay or Stray
Understanding the factors that predict volunteer retention is critical for the sustainability of nonprofit organizations (NPOs), but the determinants of volunteer permanence still require research. This study investigates the utility of the Three-Stage Model of Volunteers’ Duration of Service (3SMVDS) in predicting volunteer retention after 5 months and compares its explanatory performance to that of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). Through …
Rate of hepatitis C reinfection after successful direct-acting antivirals treatment among people who inject drugs in Spain
Although PWID in OAT present a low rate of reinfection by HCV after successful treatment, a closer monitoring in the first year and strengthening inter-consultations with services responsible for monitoring addiction in these patients will be crucial to reduce risky behaviors avoiding HCV reinfection
Moral Absolutism, Self-Deception, and Moral Self-Concept in Men Who Commit Intimate Partner Violence
The objective of this study is to show compatible data with the idea that men who commit intimate partner violence are uninhibited about the moral consequences of their behaviors, probably because they feel certainty about the rightness of their moral values and they strongly deceive themselves to maintain a good moral self-concept, and thus a good level of well-being. To do that, we compare their scores with those obtained by an opposite sample …
Memory of the Quality of Group Experiences During Childhood and Adolescence in Predicting Volunteerism in Young Adults
The link between extracurricular activities during childhood and adolescence and civic engagement in the subsequent stage of life is theoretically strong but empirically weak. This is due to the lack of longitudinal studies that account for this relationship and the absence of retrospective studies to confirm it. In this article, we investigate, through the participants’ memory, the essential aspects of the quality of group experiences by which c…
Volunteer Engagement and Organizational Commitment in Nonprofit Organizations
This study was conducted in order to determine whether commitment to organizations and work engagement are distinguishable constructs among volunteers from 18 nonprofit organizations. The strategy used addresses their distinctiveness, demonstrating that they relate differently to outcomes of interest. It is expected that organizational commitment will predict intention to remain and work engagement will predict psychological well‐being. Results i…
Configuración de imaginarios sociales sobre la migración irregular en jóvenes potenciales migrantes y retornados
No abstract available. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 68, No. 735, 2013: 511-543
Motivos del Voluntariado
Most studies of volunteers’ motivations use standardized questionnaires with one of the most commonly-used being the Volunteer Function Inventory. Open-ended questions about what drives individuals to be volunteers are seldom used. We hypothesize that questionnaires tend to overestimate the number of motivations and to underestimate their variety. Therefore, in this paper we analyze the answers of 1515 volunteers to an open-ended question and cat…
The Three-Stage Model of Volunteers' Duration of Service
The main objective of this paper was to describe the latest results of a longitudinal study carried out by our research team with a sample of social work volunteers, whose one-year follow-up has just been completed, allowing us to draw up what we have called the “Three-stage model of volunteers' duration”. Use of this model overcomes some of the apparent contradictions between the different models of volunteerism. For example, for the Functional …
Volunteer Engagement and Organizational Commitment in Nonprofit Organizations
This study was conducted in order to determine whether commitment to organizations and work engagement are distinguishable constructs among volunteers from 18 nonprofit organizations. The strategy used addresses their distinctiveness, demonstrating that they relate differently to outcomes of interest. It is expected that organizational commitment will predict intention to remain and work engagement will predict psychological well‐being. Results i…
Memory of the Quality of Group Experiences During Childhood and Adolescence in Predicting Volunteerism in Young Adults
The link between extracurricular activities during childhood and adolescence and civic engagement in the subsequent stage of life is theoretically strong but empirically weak. This is due to the lack of longitudinal studies that account for this relationship and the absence of retrospective studies to confirm it. In this article, we investigate, through the participants’ memory, the essential aspects of the quality of group experiences by which c…
Moral Absolutism, Self-Deception, and Moral Self-Concept in Men Who Commit Intimate Partner Violence
The objective of this study is to show compatible data with the idea that men who commit intimate partner violence are uninhibited about the moral consequences of their behaviors, probably because they feel certainty about the rightness of their moral values and they strongly deceive themselves to maintain a good moral self-concept, and thus a good level of well-being. To do that, we compare their scores with those obtained by an opposite sample …
Configuración de imaginarios sociales sobre la migración irregular en jóvenes potenciales migrantes y retornados
No abstract available. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 68, No. 735, 2013: 511-543
The Three-Stage Model of Volunteers' Duration of Service
The main objective of this paper was to describe the latest results of a longitudinal study carried out by our research team with a sample of social work volunteers, whose one-year follow-up has just been completed, allowing us to draw up what we have called the “Three-stage model of volunteers' duration”. Use of this model overcomes some of the apparent contradictions between the different models of volunteerism. For example, for the Functional …
Motivos del Voluntariado
Most studies of volunteers’ motivations use standardized questionnaires with one of the most commonly-used being the Volunteer Function Inventory. Open-ended questions about what drives individuals to be volunteers are seldom used. We hypothesize that questionnaires tend to overestimate the number of motivations and to underestimate their variety. Therefore, in this paper we analyze the answers of 1515 volunteers to an open-ended question and cat…
Volunteer Engagement and Organizational Commitment in Nonprofit Organizations
This study was conducted in order to determine whether commitment to organizations and work engagement are distinguishable constructs among volunteers from 18 nonprofit organizations. The strategy used addresses their distinctiveness, demonstrating that they relate differently to outcomes of interest. It is expected that organizational commitment will predict intention to remain and work engagement will predict psychological well‐being. Results i…
Configuración de imaginarios sociales sobre la migración irregular en jóvenes potenciales migrantes y retornados
No abstract available. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 68, No. 735, 2013: 511-543
Memory of the Quality of Group Experiences During Childhood and Adolescence in Predicting Volunteerism in Young Adults
The link between extracurricular activities during childhood and adolescence and civic engagement in the subsequent stage of life is theoretically strong but empirically weak. This is due to the lack of longitudinal studies that account for this relationship and the absence of retrospective studies to confirm it. In this article, we investigate, through the participants’ memory, the essential aspects of the quality of group experiences by which c…
Moral Absolutism, Self-Deception, and Moral Self-Concept in Men Who Commit Intimate Partner Violence
The objective of this study is to show compatible data with the idea that men who commit intimate partner violence are uninhibited about the moral consequences of their behaviors, probably because they feel certainty about the rightness of their moral values and they strongly deceive themselves to maintain a good moral self-concept, and thus a good level of well-being. To do that, we compare their scores with those obtained by an opposite sample …
Rate of hepatitis C reinfection after successful direct-acting antivirals treatment among people who inject drugs in Spain
Although PWID in OAT present a low rate of reinfection by HCV after successful treatment, a closer monitoring in the first year and strengthening inter-consultations with services responsible for monitoring addiction in these patients will be crucial to reduce risky behaviors avoiding HCV reinfection
Stay or Stray
Understanding the factors that predict volunteer retention is critical for the sustainability of nonprofit organizations (NPOs), but the determinants of volunteer permanence still require research. This study investigates the utility of the Three-Stage Model of Volunteers’ Duration of Service (3SMVDS) in predicting volunteer retention after 5 months and compares its explanatory performance to that of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). Through …
Psychology (6 works) · Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Duration (music (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior (2 works)