Entrepreneurial Intentions, Risk-Taking Propensity and Environmental Support: The Italian Experience

Scafarto, Francesco; Poggesi, Sara; Mari, Michela

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-19685-1_10

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“…The intention of generation Z as a participants of PMW 2020 Airlangga University to take entrepreneurial actions by creating new products through business opportunities has been proven to be influenced by their attitude in taking risks and calculating risks. The results of this study supported a previous research from Scafarto, et al, (2019) andGuet al,(2018) which stated that entrepreneurial intentions are influenced by courage in taking risks.…”

Section: The Influence Of Risk-taking Propensity On the Entrepreneurial Intention Of Generation Zsupporting

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The Need For Achievement, Risk-Taking Propensity, And Entrepreneurial Intention Of The Generation Z

Agustina

Fauzia

2021

Risenologi

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Entrepreneurial intention is affected by various factors, namely the need for achievement and risk-taking propensity. This study aims to fill a research gap regarding numerous previous studies about Student Entrepreneurship Program (PMW). However, there has not been a study that involved the need for achievement and risk-taking propensity by mediating entrepreneurial attitudes as a form entrepreneurial intention among the Generation Z of PMW participants. The research approach is quantitative by distributing questionnaires to 61 Generation Z who were the participants of PMW 2020. Hypothesis tests were carried out by the Path Analysis. The results of this study indicated that: the need for achievement and the risk-taking propensity was proven to positively influence entrepreneurial intentions; however, the entrepreneurial attitude was not proven to mediate the influence of the need for achievement on entrepreneurial intentions; as well as the entrepreneurial attitude was not proven to mediate the influence of the need for achievement on entrepreneurial intentions.

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Section: The Influence Of Risk-taking Propensity On the Entrepreneurial Intention Of Generation Zsupporting

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The Need For Achievement, Risk-Taking Propensity, And Entrepreneurial Intention Of The Generation Z

Agustina

Fauzia

2021

Risenologi

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“…On this basis, new-born firms are seen as loci of interaction, where boundaries between internal and external stakeholders are blurred and change over time. Thanks to these dynamics, entrepreneurial firms can tentatively produce different answers according to environmental change (Pellegrini & Ciappei, 2015;Scafarto et al, 2019). In this regard, as per our first contribution, we assume that founders and investors are inter-twined agents, at least from a cognitive perspective (Bellavitis et al, 2020;Dew et al, 2009).…”

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How can biases affect entrepreneurial decision making? toward a behavioral approach to unicorns

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How can cognitive biases affect the birth and evolution of entrepreneurial ventures? In Entrepreneurial Decision Making (EDM), this lively research question remains largely unaddressed when the world of Unicorns, as a per se entrepreneurial species, is considered. Thus, through this conceptual article, we aim to contribute toward knowledge creation in this context. We start by proposing a conceptual framework of Unicorns’ EDM based on a behavioral approach. Through three propositions, this novel framework advances how the birth, transition, and consolidation of a Unicorn may be explained by the sequentially intertwined occurrence of biases, from which establishment and legitimization eventually emerge. We complement the framework with examples from the social media industry and then discuss its main implications for theory and practice.

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“…In this sense, a study in a sample of Italian university students found that the effect of SN on PBC was significant and that it was more robust in the female group than in the male group. (Scafarto et al, 2019). Eyel & Vatansever Durmaz (2019) also found a positive relationship between SN on TPB in undergraduate social sciences students and natural sciences studying at Bahçeşehir University.…”

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Impact of effectual propensity on entrepreneurial intention

Martín-Navarro

Velicia-Martín

Medina-Garrido

et al. 2023

Journal of Business Research

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Entrepreneurial Intentions, Risk-Taking Propensity and Environmental Support: The Italian Experience

Cited by 10 publications

References 62 publications

The Need For Achievement, Risk-Taking Propensity, And Entrepreneurial Intention Of The Generation Z

The Need For Achievement, Risk-Taking Propensity, And Entrepreneurial Intention Of The Generation Z

How can biases affect entrepreneurial decision making? toward a behavioral approach to unicorns

Impact of effectual propensity on entrepreneurial intention

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