TRUST AS A DETERMINANT OF ENTREPRENEURS' PREFERENCE TO REMAIN TENANTS IN TURKISH BUSINESS INCUBATORS

2011-08-01
Aşcıgil, Semra Feriha
KARABULUT TEMEL, ELİF
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Relations of two types of trust by entrepreneurs with the entrepreneurs' preference to remain an incubator tenant were examined using questionnaire data from 67 owners of companies in 6 Turkish incubators. As hypothesized, trust in incubator management had a positive and unique relation with preference to remain an incubator tenant. However, trust in other incubator tenants did not show the hypothesized positive and unique relation with preference to remain a tenant; the results indicated the relation is negative.
General Psychology
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/49160
PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS
Department of Business Administration, Article

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S. F. Aşcıgil and E. KARABULUT TEMEL, “TRUST AS A DETERMINANT OF ENTREPRENEURS’ PREFERENCE TO REMAIN TENANTS IN TURKISH BUSINESS INCUBATORS,” PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS, pp. 169–173, 2011, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/49160.
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