Demystifying the relationship between learning decisions and student intentions in entrepreneurship education programs

Aparna Venugopal

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• In entrerpeneurship education, student intentions are linked to their learning decisions. • Each student intention-learning decision combinations is linked to limits in decision possibilities and time to form intentions. • Long delivery formats with optional content that is both similar and dissimilar to students' backgrounds nurture impact. • Long delivery formats with optional content that is similar to students' bacgrounds nurture self-employment.

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