Perceived Environmental Dynamism Promotes Entrepreneurial Team Member’s Innovation: Explanations Based on the Uncertainty Reduction Theory

Against the background of economic globalization, the strategies for constructing college students' entrepreneurial value judgment are explored, providing college graduates with more employment options and thereby keeping up with the trend of the times. The documentary analysis and questionnaire survey methods are adopted to investigate contemporary college students' entrepreneurial value judgments, and the investigation results are organized. According to documentary materials, the discovered problems are analyzed to put forward strategies for constructing college students' entrepreneurial value judgments based on educational psychology. Results show that only 14.1% of college graduates choose to start a business; 48.7% do not understand or recognize the entrepreneurial values; 14.8% believe teaching activities on constructing entrepreneurial value judgments are insufficient, and the entrepreneurial atmosphere is lacking. Regarding the above investigation results, strategies for constructing college students' entrepreneurial value judgments are proposed, involving the construction environment, construction system, construction method, and construction mechanism. Hence, considering contemporary college students' entrepreneurial values, the proposed strategies for constructing college students' entrepreneurial judgments are suitable and valuable, providing a practical reference for enriching and perfecting the college innovation and entrepreneurship education systems.

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 88%

Strategies for Constructing College Students' Entrepreneurial Value Judgments Based on Educational Psychology

Zhen

Yang

Li³

et al. 2021

“…Higher TMD scores represent more obvious negative moods (Zhu, 1995 ). It has been shown that the Simplified POMS is a useful tool to investigate emotional status based on numerous experiments (Zhu, 1995 ; Wang and Lin, 2000 ; Deng et al, 2021 ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Preliminary Exploration of Landscape Preferences Based on Naturalness and Visual Openness for College Students With Different Moods

Li¹,

Zhai²,

Dou

et al. 2021

The interaction between man and nature causes people to have different preferences for their surrounding environment, and pleasant landscapes can bring both physical and mental benefits to people. Previous studies have demonstrated the relationship between moods and landscape preferences, and this study sought to explore the landscape preferences of college students under different moods. A total of 1,034 students participated in the survey, recovering 1,022 valid questionnaires. The Profile of Mood States (POMS) scale was used to evaluate the mental status of each respondent. The study on landscape characteristics proceeded in two steps (comprising four gradients): landscape naturalness and landscape visual openness. The research results show that under natural landscape conditions, college students in a fatigued state have a greater preference for the second-gradient (higher naturalness) landscape environment; under the conditions of landscape visual openness, college students in an indignant state have a greater preference for the second-gradient (relatively private) landscapes. These findings have significance for exploring the rehabilitation function of landscape architecture and have a guiding role for future landscape design.

“…Our finding is consistent with Upson et al (2017), who used data collected from women entrepreneurs in India. They suggested that entrepreneurs that operate in "discovery" contexts tend to participate in homogeneous networks, while entrepreneurs in "creation" contexts tend to participate in heterogeneous networks (Deng and Chen, 2021).…”

Section: Major Findingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Do Different Types of Entrepreneurial Networks and Decision-Making Influence the Identification of Entrepreneurial Opportunities?

Choi

Zheng

2021

Entrepreneurial networks are important for the identification of entrepreneurial opportunities and development in the context of social media. This exploratory research investigates the relationships in entrepreneurial networks, by considering decision-making, and entrepreneurial opportunities, and focusing on the role of decision-making in the relationship between entrepreneurial networks and entrepreneurial opportunities. Using data from 512 Chinese entrepreneurial firms, hierarchical regression analyses and structural equation modeling are employed to create a mediation model that links entrepreneurial networks to entrepreneurial opportunities through decision-making. Our findings are as follows: (1) heterogeneous networks are positively related to innovative opportunities, and homogeneous networks are positively related to imitative opportunities; (2) heterogeneous networks positively affect non-linear decision-making (non-linear DM) while homogeneous networks positively influence linear decision-making (linear DM); (3) positive relationships exist between non-linear DM and innovative opportunities and between linear DM and imitative opportunities; and (4) non-linear DM fully mediates between heterogeneous networks and innovative opportunities, and linear DM partially mediates between homogeneous networks and imitative opportunities. This paper contributes to literature on entrepreneurship by broadening understanding of the mechanisms of entrepreneurial opportunity formation in emerging markets and provides important insights for entrepreneurs and policymakers.