Entrepreneurial Psychology and Spirit on Students’ Entrepreneurial Values and Ability Under the New Media
Entrepreneurial Psychology and Spirit
- Focus: Influence of entrepreneurial spirit on college students' entrepreneurial ability and values under new media.
Research Background
- Western entrepreneurship education emphasizes values, quality, and ideology with structured systems.
- China's system is still developing, needing international experience to improve.
- Innovation and entrepreneurship are vital for socio-economic development in China.
- College students need to adapt to the times with theoretical knowledge, skills, and innovation.
- Personalized education respects individual differences.
- Innovation and entrepreneurship are key national strength indicators.
- Entrepreneurship education can create economic value for rural enterprises.
Purpose and Significance
- Analyze the impact of entrepreneurial spirit on students’ entrepreneurial values and abilities.
- Provide solutions for the formation of students’ entrepreneurial values and abilities.
- Utilizes new media to cultivate correct entrepreneurial value.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship involves product development, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit.
- Promotes employment and economic development.
- Requires determination to tackle difficulties and risks.
- Entrepreneurial values: entrepreneur value, national value, and social value.
- Correct values are the foundation and competitive advantage of entrepreneurs.
Main Content of College Entrepreneurship in China
- Indigenous Emotion: Serving the Chinese dream with willpower and cultural integration.
- Social Dedication: Contributing to national well-being and acquiring innovation skills.
- Innovation and Development: Integrating innovation for business value creation.
- Risk-taking Spirit: Transforming the environment through endurance.
- Collectivism: Emphasizing cooperation and collaboration.
Entrepreneurial Psychology
- Includes innovative thinking, knowledge, will, ability, concept, and personality.
- Divided into entrepreneurial awareness, will, ability, and personality.
- Influences entrepreneurial values through:
- Cognition
- Personality characteristics
- Ability
- Psychopathology
- Emotion
- Leadership psychology
- Positive psychology
- Characteristics:
- Sharing: Breaks time-spatial limitations.
- Diversity: Flexible expression through various formats.
- Multi-directional interaction: Information sending from single to multi-point.
- College students actively use new media for information and innovation.
- New media brings resources and challenges for innovation and entrepreneurship education.
Questionnaire Survey (QS) Design
- Participants: College students from a university in Xi’an (142 valid QSs from 150 distributed).
- Composition:
- Basic information.
- Cognition of entrepreneurship.
- Innovative Spirit Scale (25 questions, Likert’s 5-point scoring).
- Dimensions: flexibility, standard innovation, criticism, and reflection.
- Scoring: 1-2 (low), 2-3 (middle-lower), 3-4 (middle-upper), 4-5 (high).
- Entrepreneurial Ability Scale (22 questions, Likert’s 5-point scoring).
- Dimensions: opportunity exploration, organization, strategic decision-making, resource integration, innovation, frustration tolerance.
- Scoring: 1-2 (low), 2-3 (middle-lower), 3-4 (middle-upper), 4-5 (high).
- SPSS 25.0 for statistical analysis.
Main Contents of the QS
- Factors influencing entrepreneurial choice
- Essential elements in the entrepreneurial process
- Solutions against entrepreneurial risks
- Factors leading to entrepreneurial failure
- Factors influencing entrepreneurial values
- Important entrepreneurial quality
- Types and purposes of new media use
- Time distribution of new media use
Analysis and Optimization
- The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient is used to verify the internal consistency and reliability of the QS, which ensures the scoring consistency of each item. The measured value of α is 0.797, indicating that the QS has good reliability and internal consistency.
- Students value personal ideals but less attention to national/social values (