The Effect of Spiritual Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence Through Creativity on Entrepreneurial Intention

Asrina, F.A.D.; Hermawan, Aji; Siswanto, Ely

doi:10.18551/rjoas.2020-11.24

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“…To measure entrepreneurship, one study used the standard questionnaire of Aktan and Bulut [34], one used 22-items Zabihi and Moghadasi's organizational entrepreneurship questionnaire [37], two studies used authors' instruments to measure [29,35], one used weighting approach and ranking method to evaluate entrepreneurship spirit [33] and one used the 19s-item Critical Success Factor instrument. Furthermore, a 24-items entrepreneurial self-e cacy scale made by De Noble [44], was employed in two studies [38,45], and one study used both Cardon's measure for evaluation of entrepreneurship passion and Liñán and Chen's measure of entrepreneurial intention [21].…”

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“…Various factors could control one's spiritual intelligence, in uencing entrepreneurship. Religious beliefs and customs [34], culture [33], past experiences [33,35,37], and one's education, capabilities, and knowledge [29,36,37] were the individual factors, that predicted the outcomes.…”

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“…But undoubtedly, in the means of factors predicting the relationship between one's spiritual intelligence and entrepreneurship, authors concluded that it is the environmental factors that in uence the variables the most. Environmental factors such as socioeconomic status and governmental policies [29,30,33,35,36] may be in the assortment of supportive mechanisms of the environment [35].…”

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“…A study was conducted by Asrina et al, in 2020, in which the predictors of the terms were practical skills in the working world, participation in the governmental pre-employment program, knowledge about craft and entrepreneurship, educational level, and socioeconomic status [29].…”

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“…Section Two: Outcomes Within all the studies included in the current systematic review, seven studies concluded that spiritual intelligence has a direct and signi cant in uence on entrepreneurship [30,33,34,[36][37][38], and one concluded that spiritual intelligence may have an indirect and insigni cant effect on entrepreneurship [29] and one although con rmed the direction of spiritual intelligence on the on social entrepreneurial intention, the intensity of this effect was low [21].…”

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Background: Entrepreneurship is a skill to start a business and an activity usually associated with new opportunities and ideas. The success of entrepreneurs depends on sharing skills and knowledge of the appropriate use of available resources. Spiritual intelligence is a term that is described as a person's capacity and ability of competence, knowledge, and skill to face his personality, to have meaning, worthwhile goals, and desire for life. The purpose of this study is to systematically review the literature that examines the relationship between the concept of spiritual intelligence and entrepreneurship . Methods: The current study is a systematic review of the English literature within the last 10 years. We began the main process using the PRISMA 2020 guideline. To evaluate the quality of each article, we used MMAT. Results: In the study, there were 9 studies included which all were evaluated by the MMAT, and the appraisal qualities were found to be High. The results of the current systematic review are divided into two sections; the first section comprises the predictors, the second embodies the outcomes and the third section represents the instruments. Conclusion: In the current review of literature, after examining the most coherent literature in the area, it is found that the effects of spiritual intelligence on entrepreneurship may be influenced by many factors (environment, education, socioeconomic, experience, personality, religion). Although there is strong evidence that predicts SI to have direct effects on entrepreneurship, the research gap still needs attention in future studies.

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