Biology (prenatal testosterone), psychology (achievement need) and entrepreneurial impact

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Biology (prenatal testosterone), psychology (achievement need) and entrepreneurial impact. / Unger, Jens; Rauch, Andreas Jörg; Weis, Sophie E. et al.
In: Journal of Business Venturing Insights, Vol. 4, 01.12.2015, p. 1-5.

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@article{8e97552d0c57409cb1d475fe81f86fed,
title = "Biology (prenatal testosterone), psychology (achievement need) and entrepreneurial impact",
abstract = "Entrepreneurship holds the key to poverty alleviation and economic development. We find entrepreneurial impact as indicated by the number of jobs created by an entrepreneur is predicted by a biological factor – prenatal exposure to testosterone and a psychological factor – need for achievement. In a sample of 64 male German entrepreneurs we find that the interaction between prenatal exposure to testosterone and need for achievement predicted entrepreneurial impact. This study supports the idea that biological and psychological approaches need to be combined to explain social phenomena",
keywords = "Business psychology, Achievement need, Biological and psychological predictors, Contingency approach, Entrepreneurial impact, Prenatal testosterone",
author = "Jens Unger and Rauch, {Andreas J{\"o}rg} and Weis, {Sophie E.} and Michael Frese",
year = "2015",
month = dec,
day = "1",
doi = "10.1016/j.jbvi.2015.05.001",
language = "English",
volume = "4",
pages = "1--5",
journal = "Journal of Business Venturing Insights",
issn = "2352-6734",
publisher = "Elsevier Inc.",

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AU - Frese, Michael

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N2 - Entrepreneurship holds the key to poverty alleviation and economic development. We find entrepreneurial impact as indicated by the number of jobs created by an entrepreneur is predicted by a biological factor – prenatal exposure to testosterone and a psychological factor – need for achievement. In a sample of 64 male German entrepreneurs we find that the interaction between prenatal exposure to testosterone and need for achievement predicted entrepreneurial impact. This study supports the idea that biological and psychological approaches need to be combined to explain social phenomena

AB - Entrepreneurship holds the key to poverty alleviation and economic development. We find entrepreneurial impact as indicated by the number of jobs created by an entrepreneur is predicted by a biological factor – prenatal exposure to testosterone and a psychological factor – need for achievement. In a sample of 64 male German entrepreneurs we find that the interaction between prenatal exposure to testosterone and need for achievement predicted entrepreneurial impact. This study supports the idea that biological and psychological approaches need to be combined to explain social phenomena

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KW - Achievement need

KW - Biological and psychological predictors

KW - Contingency approach

KW - Entrepreneurial impact

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