Exam 3: Cognitive Foundations of Entrepreneurship: Creativity and Opportunity Recognition
Exam 1: Entrepreneurship:: A Field, an Activity - and a Way of Life55 Questions
Exam 2: Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Their Origins, Forms, and Suitability For New Ventures61 Questions
Exam 3: Cognitive Foundations of Entrepreneurship: Creativity and Opportunity Recognition60 Questions
Exam 4: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know Before They Start: Acquiring and Interpreting Information About Markets Competitors and Government59 Questions
Exam 5: Assembling the Team: Acquiring and Utilizing Essential Human Capital58 Questions
Exam 6: Financial Resources For New Ventures: How To Get Them, How To Manage Them61 Questions
Exam 7: Writing An Effective Business Plan: Building A Road Map to Success53 Questions
Exam 8: Legal Issues Relating To New Ventures: Protecting Your Reputation, Your Assets, And Your Ideas55 Questions
Exam 9: Marketing in a New Venture56 Questions
Exam 10: Strategy: Planning For Competitive Advantage53 Questions
Exam 11: Preparing For And Attaining Growth: Strategies For Building Lasting Success54 Questions
Exam 12: Managing New Ventures For Growth60 Questions
Exam 13: Exit Strategies For Entrepreneurs: The Concluding Act60 Questions
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Say you are sitting in class and the professor is saying something that is contradictory to what you believe to be true. Since it contradicts what you believe,you do not think it is important. Your actions represent
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Some people are more likely than others to recognize opportunities because they have better access to certain kinds of information and they are able to utilize this information once they have it.
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Any idea for a new product,service,raw material,market or production process that can be successfully exploited so as to generate financial benefits for stakeholders has been viewed as constituting an opportunity. This definition of an opportunity is stated in
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Assume that you are remembering the first time you met a particular person. In recalling this memory,you are using
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The process through which individuals conclude that they have identified the potential to create something new that has the capacity to generate economic value is called
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Telling someone the distance between Nashville and Memphis would be an example of
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Ideas occur when individuals use existing knowledge they have gained from their experience to generate something new.
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The confluence approach suggests that basic cognitive processes underlie creative thought.
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Assume that you just looked in your address book to find where a friend lives. Then you walk down the street to find that address. In remembering the address while you are looking for it,you are using
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There are many ways of gaining a broad and rich knowledge base,but research findings indicate that among the most useful from the point of view of becoming an entrepreneur is
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A person hears the phrase "small business." She immediately thinks of all the family-owned businesses she knows about. She is using prototypes to interpret the meaning of small business.
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According to the confluence approach,creativity can emerge out of the convergence of several basic resources,including
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Successful intelligence refers to a combination of creative intelligence,practical intelligence,and analytic intelligence.
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Intelligence is an individual's ability to understand complex ideas,learn from experience,adapt effectively to the world around them,engage in various forms of reasoning,and to overcome a wide range of obstacles.
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A basic finding in entrepreneurship research is that the more experience people have in a given field,
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Many entrepreneurs get their start by noticing a need that is not now being met for some people or businesses,and then filling that need - hopefully better than anyone else can.
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Define creativity and discuss its importance,concepts,and hierarchical networks.
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Janet needs to make an important decision about managing her business. As she thinks about the situation,she quickly recalls a similar situation in a friend's business. Because she thinks the friend's situation and hers are similar,she decides to take the same action that her friend did;to use her friend's actions as simple rules to help her through the complicated decision. Unfortunately,Janet is not aware that there was another major factor in her friend's situation that influenced the decision heavily. Which of the following best describes what Janet is using in this situation?
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Research shows that people generally cannot be taught to be better able to recognize opportunities.
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