The purpose of this research is to describe the personal values that are prioritized by the Adventist professionals in Peru. Research has an experimental design and is not cross. For data collection Personal Values Survey in a sample of 250 Adventist professionals distributed in Peruvian territory it was applied. In addition, the questionnaire was presented to Adventist professionals located near the three campuses (Lima, Juliaca and Tarapoto) of the Peruvian Union University. The survey measures four dimensions of personal values: Achievement search, search Placer, honesty and respect. The results show that the personal values more prioritized by the Adventist professionals are in the dimension of Honesty; to demonstrate that a confirmatory factor analysis was performed, the same as identified two marked groups in the sample, of “postmodernist Identity” and those of “Adventist Ide...

The purpose of this research is to describe the personal values that are prioritized by the Adventist professionals in Peru. Research has an experimental design and is not cross. For data collection Personal Values Survey in a sample of 250 Adventist professionals distributed in Peruvian territory it was applied. In addition, the questionnaire was presented to Adventist professionals located near the three campuses (Lima, Juliaca and Tarapoto) of the Peruvian Union University. The survey measures four dimensions of personal values: Achievement search, search Placer, honesty and respect. The results show that the personal values more prioritized by the Adventist professionals are in the dimension of Honesty; to demonstrate that a confirmatory factor analysis was performed, the same as identified two marked groups in the sample, of “postmodernist Identity” and those of “Adventist Ide...

The objectives of this research were: (1) to examine the influence of environmental awareness (EA), sustainable consumption (SC) and social responsibility (SR) on the environmentally responsible purchase intention (ERPI) of consumers in the member countries of the Pacific Alliance, namely, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru; and (2) to analyze whether there is a moderating effect related to the country of residence and gender of the consumer. The study was conducted under a quantitative and cross-sectional approach. The sample consisted of 1646 consumers: 24.4% from Peru (n = 402), 25.4% from Mexico (n = 418), 26.1% from Colombia (n = 401) and 24.1% from Chile (n = 397). Data analysis and hypothesis testing were performed using a multigroup Structural Equation Model (SEM). The results show a positive influence among environmental awareness (EA), sustainable consumption (SC) and social resp...