Abstract
The present investigation explores the motivations associated to the permanency of
the volunteers in the Institution of Home of Christ. Starting from the adaptation of
two instruments based on the functional theory of the motivation of Omoto and
Snyder, the VFI and the VSS, they think about three hypothesis to explore the
characteristics of these motivations and the list that it plays the organization as long
as satisfaction of the entrance reasons. It is found that the volunteers that remain in the institution obtain higher punctuations that the voluntary deserters in the total
motivation, motivations guided to values and motivations guided to self–esteem.
Likewise it was found that the volunteers that remain in the institution present
motivations guided to more marked values, even when he/she was not significant
correlation between time of permanency and motivations heterocentradas. Lastly, it was not found that the grade of satisfaction in the organization for the entrance
motivations had a decisive list in the time of permanency.