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Motivational Impact Of Role Models As Moderated By "Ideal" Vs. "Ought Self-Guides" Identifications

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MIRUNA RADU () (Advancia – Negocia, Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industries, 39 avenue Trudaine, Paris, 75009, France)
CHRISTOPHE LOUÉ () (Advancia – Negocia, Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industries, 39 avenue Trudaine, Paris, 75009, France)
Abstract

This experimental study tests the hypothesis that symbolic role models' impact on entrepreneurial self-efficacy and behavioural intention varies according to whether models appeal to the observers' "ideal self" or "ought self". We measure the effects of exposure to role models narratives appealing to the desire of either self-achievement or self-commitment as motivators to engage in an entrepreneurial project while still in the university and to start a business after graduation. 44 French undergraduate students enrolled in an entrepreneurial curriculum participated to this research during the Fall 2006.

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Article provided by World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. in its journal Journal of Enterprising Culture.

Volume (Year): 16 (2008)
Issue (Month): 04 ()
Pages: 441-465
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Keywords: Role models; identification; self-efficacy; entrepreneurial intention; entrepreneurial skills;

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