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The Influence of Entrepreneurial Education and Experience on Self-Entrepreneurial Intention and Career Choice: The Mediating Roles of Achievement and Self-Discipline
This study investigates how entrepreneurial education and experience influence students' entrepreneurial intentions and career choices, with achievement and self-discipline as intervening variables and parent socioeconomic status as the controlling variable. A quantitative, predictive, correlational
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