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The moderating role of explanatory style between experience and entrepreneurial self-efficacy

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posted on 2023-05-18, 00:15 authored by Kasouf, CJ, Morrish, SC, Miles, MP
This paper aims to enhance our understanding of the cognitive conditions that facilitate entrepreneurial action by integrating prior literature from entrepreneurship and social psychology, a model is developed to explain the interrelationship between human and social capital, and two cognitive dimensions: explanatory style, and entrepreneurial self-efficacy that leads to positive entrepreneurial results. The paper: (1) proposes a conceptual framework to help direct future empirical research on the interrelationship between human capital, experience, explanatory style and entrepreneurial self efficacy; and (2) develops a decision-making matrix to guide policy makers towards enhancing the likelihood of entrepreneurial success. The paper contributes to our understanding of entrepreneurial self-efficacy by integrating a variety of perspectives to better comprehend the fuzzy front end of entrepreneurial self-efficacy.

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Publication title

International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal

Volume

11

Pagination

1-17

ISSN

1554-7191

Department/School

TSBE

Publisher

Springer

Place of publication

United Satates

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Copyright 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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  • Restricted

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