In this study, the impact of implicit and explicit activation of gender stereotypes on men's and women's intentions to pursue a traditionally masculine career, such as entrepreneurship, was examined. On the basis of stereotype activation theory, it was hypothesized that men and women would confirm the gender stereotype about entrepreneurship when it was presented implicitly but disconfirm it wh...

The aim of the study is to examine Kazakhstani students’ career plans and primary elements that influence their entrepreneurial inclinations. Kazakh database GUESSS (Global University Entrepreneurial Spirit Students’ Survey) was used in study. goal project generate unique new ideas about student entrepreneurship form academic practical results. Our demonstrates respondents’ personal qualities, ...

A growing number of studies on entrepreneurial motivation, intentions, and behavior include entrepreneurial self-efficacy (ESE) as an explanatory variable. While there is broad consensus among researchers on the importance of including ESE in an intentionality model, there remain inconsistencies in the definition, dimensionality, and measurement of ESE. This study takes an important step toward...