Influence of Entrepreneurial Passion on Chinese College Students' Entrepreneurial Decision
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Based on entrepreneurial management theory, decision theory and behavioral psychology theory, this study takes individual entrepreneurial passion as the breakthrough point, introduces entrepreneurial commitment and entrepreneurial intention as intermediary variables, and entrepreneurial identity as adjustment variables, analyze the internal mechanism of individual entrepreneurial passion on entrepreneurial decision. Taking college students from nine provinces in china as research objects, adopting the method of combining qualitative research and quantitative research, on the basis of interview suggestions and scale factor analysis, using SPSS26.0 and AMOS23.0, the 23 research hypotheses proposed in this study have been tested empirically. The results meet the theoretical expectations of this study. This research expands the thinking of entrepreneurial decision research and provides theoretical basis and practical support for exploring and stimulating entrepreneurial behavior and practice.
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