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2023 Volume.14 No. 3 p.2855 ~ p.2864
The Influence of Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Self- Efficacy on Start-Up Intentions of College Physical Therapy Students
Wang Joong-San

Koo Ja-Pung
Kim Young-Moon
Abstract
Background : Junior colleges have been establishing plans for the development of start-up education for students and have been providing various educational programs to support students¡¯ start-up businesses.

Objectives : The effects of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial self-efficacy on the start-up intention of college physical therapy students were analyzed.

Design : Questionnaire design.

Methods : Surveys on entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, and start-up intention were conducted with 269 college ph
ysical therapy students, and the levels of individual measurement variables, correlations, and variables affecting start-up intention were analyzed.

Results : College physical therapy students showed differences in start-up intention between genders, and male students tended to have a higher startup intention (P<.001) than female students. The correlations among the major variables were analyzed. According to the results, all sub-factors of start-up intention had significant positive correlations with all sub-factors of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial self-efficacy (P<.05). In addition, multiple regression analysis was conducted to identify factors affecting start-up intention. Start-up education was shown to have no direct effect on start-up intention. Innovation (¥â=.238, P=.000), risk sensitivity (¥â=.228, P=.000), and initiative (¥â=.220, P=.001), which are sub-factors of entrepreneurship, were shown to have effects on start-up intention. Self-regulated efficacy (¥â=-.193, P=.039) and task challenge (¥â=.210, P=.004), which are sub-factors of entrepreneurial self-efficacy, were found to have effects on start-up intention.

Conclusions : To boost the start-up intention of college physical therapy students and induce their start-ups, customized start-up education that considers entrepreneurship level and gender is necessary.
KEYWORD
College physical therapy students, Entrepreneurial self-efficacy, Entrepreneurship, Start-up intentions
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