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Enterprise trainees' self-construals as entrepreneurs

Colin Gray Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Pages 307-322 | Published online: 24 Dec 2007

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SarahM. Lambert, DennisW. Moore & RobynS. Dixon. (1999) Gymnasts in training: The differential effects of self-and coach-set goals as a function of locus of control. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 11:1, pages 72-82.
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Aykut Arslan. (2014) Bireysel Giriiimcilik, DDzenleyici Odaklar Kurami le AAiklanabilir Mi? Emlak Sekttrrnde Bir Uygulama (Can Individual Entrepreneurship Be Explained by Regulatory Focus? A Research on Real Estate Agents). SSRN Electronic Journal.
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