Study on the Relationship Between Confucian Filial Piety Culture and Chinese Youth’s Entrepreneurial Intention
Zhao Lily, Kong Fanzhu, Yang Xiurang
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Zhao Lily, Kong Fanzhu, Yang Xiurang
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As an important part of entrepreneurial environment, Culture directly or indirectly affects individual entrepreneurial intention. Taking young students as the survey object, this paper uses empirical research methods to explore the relationship between Confucian filial piety culture and Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention. The results show that there is a positive correlation between Confucian filial piety culture and Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention, achievement motivation, risk-taking tendency and self-efficacy; Confucian filial piety culture has not only a direct effect on Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention, but also an indirect effect with achievement motivation, self-efficacy and risk-taking tendency as intermediary variables.
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As an important part of entrepreneurial environment, Culture directly or indirectly affects individual entrepreneurial intention. Taking young students as the survey object, this paper uses empirical research methods to explore the relationship between Confucian filial piety culture and Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention. The results show that there is a positive correlation between Confucian filial piety culture and Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention, achievement motivation, risk-taking tendency and self-efficacy; Confucian filial piety culture has not only a direct effect on Chinese youth's entrepreneurial intention, but also an indirect effect with achievement motivation, self-efficacy and risk-taking tendency as intermediary variables.
Key concepts: Filial piety, Psychology, Chinese culture, Social psychology, Need for achievement, Research Object, Confucian ethics, Entrepreneurship