The psychology of entrepreneurship

Abstract

For the last fifty years, history has seen a change that was not happened in any point of time before. The facts that how folks are affected and through whatsort of characteristics individuals try to handle the situation has been a multi-dimensional issue and was studied thoroughly. Understanding interpersonalrelationship systems that are based on fluctuation and competition was targeted and studieswere carried out to determine what characteristics that individuals had in order to survive in this time. For over thirty years, the role of entrepreneurship in dealing with competitionhas drawn researchers’ extensive interest. In spite of this, the concept of entrepreneurshiphasn’t had an operational definition that everyone agrees on because it is multi-dimensionaland it is affected by so many variables. Although entrepreneurship is mostly related with the fields of administration,management and economy, in fact it is an interdisciplinary subject. Entrepreneurship andenterprise as being a broad subject and conceptual field was studied within the field ofpsychology, at least at the beginning, more than the fields of economy, administration andmanagement. The studies of psychology over entrepreneurship have played an importantrole for a detailed consideration of the concept and in giving the concept the vast meaning that is used now. These studies stated that entrepreneurialability of individual is connected with societies’ perception of success and to what extentindividuals are affected by this perception

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