APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Gender and Entrepreneurial Intention Affect Communal Tendency
- Mackenzie Zisser
University of California, Berkeley - Sheri Johnson
University of California, Berkeley - Michael Freeman
University of California, San Francisco - Paige Staudenmaier
Quinnipiac University
Abstract
In a sample of business and undergraduate students, factor analysis of gender- and entrepreneurship-relevant variables revealed four coherent factors. Communal tendency was related to the interaction of gender and intended entrepreneurship. Women with high entrepreneurial intent endorsed high communal tendency, whereas men with high entrepreneurial intent endorsed low communal tendency.
Organizational/Workplace/Leadership
