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100			_aIp, Ching Yin _931213
245			_aSocial Entrepreneurial Intentions of Students from Hong Kong
300			_b25–46 p.
520			_aThis study examined whether personality traits, creativity and social capital affect social entrepreneurial intentions. Using both online and offline surveys, a sample of 331 Hong Kong students was recruited for analyses. Factor analyses supported that personality traits could be divided into dimensions of extraversion, openness to experience, neuroticism, conscientiousness and agreeableness; creativity could be divided into dimensions of originality and usefulness; and social capital could be divided into dimensions of bridging and bonding. The results from multiple regression analysis revealed that openness negatively predicted social entrepreneurial intentions, whereas originality positively predicted social entrepreneurial intentions. However, no direct association was found between social capital and social entrepreneurial intentions. The reason for the negative relationship between openness and social entrepreneurial intentions, which contradicted our initial claim, is discussed.
653			_aCreativity
653			_aentrepreneurial intentions
653			_a personality traits
653			_asocial capital
653			_asocial enterprises
700			_aWu, Shih-Chia _931214
700			_aLiu, Huei-Ching _931215
773	0		_029448 _970296 _aMISRA, SASI _dNEW DELHI SAGE PUBLICATION PVT. LTD. _o5558641 _tJOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP _z0971-3557
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