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- ItemOpen AccessDo personality traits predict entrepreneurial intention and performance?(2014) Mould, Carol; Meyer, Ines; Bagraim, JeffThis study examined the effectiveness of using personality traits to predict entrepreneurial intention and performance. The participants in the study (N = 113) were all members of an Enterprise Development programme based in Cape Town in the Western Cape. The personality variables under investigation included proactive personality, self-efficacy, perseverance and control aspiration. Standard multiple regression analysis revealed that an overall model incorporating all four of the above personality variables explained approximately 25 of the variance in entrepreneurial intention. After controlling for age and education, the model explained approximately 30 of the variance. However, of the four independent variables, only proactive personality explained unique variance in entrepreneurial intention.
- ItemOpen AccessAn empirical study of stressors, consequences and outcomes among a group of hospitality workers in the Western Cape(2006) Mendelowitz, Bradley; Bagraim, JeffStress in the South African hospitality industry is an important but neglected topic in the stress literature. This research report investigates the stressors affecting hospitality workers, the consequences of stress amongst hospitality workers and the coping mechanisms that they employ to deal with these stressors.
- ItemOpen AccessThe influence of a singles-friendly culture on employee commitment to the organisation(2009) Speelman, Clive; Bagraim, JeffThere is limited research that explores the work-life issues of single employees. The purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between a work-life culture that supports the work-life balance of single employees and organisational commitment.
- ItemOpen AccessThe theory of planned behaviour as predictor of entrepreneurial intent(2005) Gird, Anthony; Bagraim, JeffIncludes bibliographical references (leaves 79-86).