| dc.description.abstract | The decision process that supports individual entrepreneurial conduct remains a fascinating problem.
Besides, the current situation shows that many Indonesian universities have begun to include
entrepreneurship as a required subject for their students. This study aimed to develop an
entrepreneurial model to explain the formation of entrepreneurial behavior, focusing on students' roles
of creativity, passion, alertness, and entrepreneurial intention. The sample consists of 411 final-year
bachelor's students from Indonesian universities. The collected data was analyzed using General
Structured Component Analysis (GSCA), and the results showed that all hypotheses could be adopted
according to the data processing results. As for the core of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial intention
becomes a substantial predictor of entrepreneurial behavior. The findings of this study can
undoubtedly contribute to the validation of earlier research findings. However, the few numbers of
sample size and self-reported data might limit the generalizability of this study’s results. | en_US |
