Journal article
Achieving Success or Avoiding Failure? Motivational Orientations of Entrepreneurship Students
Journal of higher education theory and practice, v 18(4), pp 90-101
01 Sep 2018
Abstract
Entrepreneurship education received renewed attention in the recent years due to the decline in entrepreneurial activity in the U.S. In this paper, a supplement to entrepreneurship curriculum is presented through the classification and study of entrepreneurship students ' motivational orientations. The typology proposed by the authors will be helpful in mderstanding the students ' perceptions of success and failure in relation to their level of intent to create a new venture and provide educators with insight to develop more effective instructional content and methodologies to meet the needs of entrepreneurship students.
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- Title
- Achieving Success or Avoiding Failure? Motivational Orientations of Entrepreneurship Students
- Creators
- Ozlem GonulBarrie Litzky
- Publication Details
- Journal of higher education theory and practice, v 18(4), pp 90-101
- Publisher
- North American Business Press
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship
- Other Identifier
- 991021884113104721