La Orientación emprendedora Moderada por la Curiosidad y el GRIT (Perseverancia): Análisis Cienciométrico y Empírico

Identifier:  TDX:4550

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX4550

Authors:  Barrientos Oradini, Nicolás Pablo

Abstract:
The present multidisciplinary research addresses the complex and dynamic phenomenon of entrepreneurship. Comprising four independent but convergent studies, the research aims to elucidate the interactions between entrepreneurial orientation, curiosity, perseverance, and determination in the business context.The first two studies use a scientometric approach to analyze the evolution of research on entrepreneurial orientation and its relationship with curiosity and perseverance over time. These studies identify emerging trends, influential authors, and geographical concentrations, providing a solid foundation for understanding the evolution of ideas in the field of entrepreneurship.The subsequent studies delve into the relationships between entrepreneurial orientation and psychological factors, focusing on the moderation of determination or GRIT and curiosity in the likelihood of starting a business. Using self-administered questionnaires and psychometric scales, they reveal the significant influence of GRIT passion, age moderation, and the specific role of certain types of curiosity, again influenced by age.The integrated methodology allows for effective comparison between the studies, highlighting consistency in methodological approaches. Notably, the scientometric analyses offer a quantitative view of research on entrepreneurial orientation and its connections with curiosity and perseverance.The results and conclusions provide a deeper understanding of the complex interactions among the various elements studied. This body of research contributes to the advancement of knowledge in the field of entrepreneurship by providing valuable insights and opening new avenues for future research. In summary, the thesis represents a significant effort to understand various aspects of entrepreneurship from multidisciplinary perspectives, emphasizing the importance of considering both psychological aspects and historical trends in this constantly evolving field.