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    Consumption practices and lifestyle of LGBT group of Bogotá

    Prácticas de consumo y estilo de vida de la población LGTB* de Bogotá**

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    Barreto, Idaly
    Sandoval, Marithza
    Cortés, Omar Fernando
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    TY - GEN T1 - Consumption practices and lifestyle of LGBT group of Bogotá T1 - Prácticas de consumo y estilo de vida de la población LGTB* de Bogotá** AU - Barreto, Idaly AU - Sandoval, Marithza AU - Cortés, Omar Fernando UR - http://repository.usta.edu.co/handle/11634/12170 PB - Universidad Santo Tomás, Colombia AB - This study corresponds to a trans-sectional non-experimental design with descriptive levels of analysis, comparison and correlation of the subgroups of the LGBT population and the heterosexual population resident in the city of Bogota-Colombia. A survey was constructed and applied to 639 people from the LGBT community and heterosexual in order to identify the practices of consumption (expenditure pattern of housing, utilities, home, etc.) and lifestyle (sporting and recreational among others). The results show that there are differences in lifestyle between LGBT groups and between it and heterosexuals. However, these differences are specific and not attributable solely to sexual orientation. In regard to consumption practices found that there are many more similarities than differences between women and gay men compared with their heterosexual counterparts, indicating that consumption is more associated with type of demographic variables to sexual orientation as such. Key words: consumer psychology, consumption, LGBT. ER - @misc{11634_12170, author = {Barreto Idaly and Sandoval Marithza and Cortés Omar Fernando}, title = {Consumption practices and lifestyle of LGBT group of BogotáPrácticas de consumo y estilo de vida de la población LGTB* de Bogotá**}, year = {}, abstract = {This study corresponds to a trans-sectional non-experimental design with descriptive levels of analysis, comparison and correlation of the subgroups of the LGBT population and the heterosexual population resident in the city of Bogota-Colombia. A survey was constructed and applied to 639 people from the LGBT community and heterosexual in order to identify the practices of consumption (expenditure pattern of housing, utilities, home, etc.) and lifestyle (sporting and recreational among others). The results show that there are differences in lifestyle between LGBT groups and between it and heterosexuals. However, these differences are specific and not attributable solely to sexual orientation. In regard to consumption practices found that there are many more similarities than differences between women and gay men compared with their heterosexual counterparts, indicating that consumption is more associated with type of demographic variables to sexual orientation as such. Key words: consumer psychology, consumption, LGBT.}, url = {http://repository.usta.edu.co/handle/11634/12170} }RT Generic T1 Consumption practices and lifestyle of LGBT group of Bogotá T1 Prácticas de consumo y estilo de vida de la población LGTB* de Bogotá** A1 Barreto, Idaly A1 Sandoval, Marithza A1 Cortés, Omar Fernando LK http://repository.usta.edu.co/handle/11634/12170 PB Universidad Santo Tomás, Colombia AB This study corresponds to a trans-sectional non-experimental design with descriptive levels of analysis, comparison and correlation of the subgroups of the LGBT population and the heterosexual population resident in the city of Bogota-Colombia. A survey was constructed and applied to 639 people from the LGBT community and heterosexual in order to identify the practices of consumption (expenditure pattern of housing, utilities, home, etc.) and lifestyle (sporting and recreational among others). The results show that there are differences in lifestyle between LGBT groups and between it and heterosexuals. However, these differences are specific and not attributable solely to sexual orientation. In regard to consumption practices found that there are many more similarities than differences between women and gay men compared with their heterosexual counterparts, indicating that consumption is more associated with type of demographic variables to sexual orientation as such. Key words: consumer psychology, consumption, LGBT. OL Spanish (121)
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    This study corresponds to a trans-sectional non-experimental design with descriptive levels of analysis, comparison and correlation of the subgroups of the LGBT population and the heterosexual population resident in the city of Bogota-Colombia. A survey was constructed and applied to 639 people from the LGBT community and heterosexual in order to identify the practices of consumption (expenditure pattern of housing, utilities, home, etc.) and lifestyle (sporting and recreational among others). The results show that there are differences in lifestyle between LGBT groups and between it and heterosexuals. However, these differences are specific and not attributable solely to sexual orientation. In regard to consumption practices found that there are many more similarities than differences between women and gay men compared with their heterosexual counterparts, indicating that consumption is more associated with type of demographic variables to sexual orientation as such. Key words: consumer psychology, consumption, LGBT.
     
    El presente estudio corresponde a un diseño no experimental transeccional con niveles de análisis descriptivo, comparativo y correlacional de los subgrupos de la población LGBT y de la población heterosexual residente en la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia. Se elaboró una encuesta y se aplicó a 639 personas de la comunidad LGBT y heterosexual, con el propósito de identificar las prácticas de consumo (patrón de gastos en vivienda, servicios públicos, hogar, etc.) y estilo de vida (prácticas deportivas y esparcimiento, entre otras). Los resultados muestran que existen diferencias en el estilo de vida entre los grupos del colectivo LGBT, y entre éste y los heterosexuales. No obstante, estas diferencias son específicas y no pueden atribuirse exclusivamente a la orientación sexual. En lo que se refiere a las prácticas de consumo se encontró que existen muchas más similaridades que diferencias entre mujeres y hombres homosexuales en comparación con sus contrapartes heterosexuales, indicando que el consumo está más asociado con variables de tipo demográfico que con la orientación sexual como tal.Palabras clave: psicología del consumidor, consumo, LGBT.
     

     

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