1. An entrepreneur establishing a new venture feels that its success will be determined by forces outside his/her control. Which individual level characteristics would this refer to ______.

1. desire for autonomy
2. risk-taking propensity
3. locus of control
4. fatalism

2. Entrepreneurs are big ‘risk-takers’.

1. True
2. False

3. Research on human cognition is concerned with the way in which people ______.

1. form attitudes
2. think
3. behave
4. run businesses

4. Which of the following are key themes from entrepreneurial cognition research?

1. differences in biases; cognitive biases; perceived self-efficacy
2. differences in cognition; cognitive creativity; perceived self-efficacy
3. differences in creativity; cognitive biases; perceived self-efficacy
4. differences in self-efficacy; cognitive biases; perceived creativity

5. Ernest Rutherford’s adoption of the image of the solar system as a model for explaining the structure of the hydrogen atom was an example of ______.

1. combining concepts
2. analogical reasoning
3. fuzzy logic
4. cognitive bias

6. According to Ravasi and Turati (2005), learning in an entrepreneurial context can be difficult for what reasons?

1. locus of control; illusion of control; constraints
2. analogical reasoning; illusion of control; reasoning by analogy
3. ambiguity; multiple actors; constraints
4. ambiguity; modes of learning; constraints

7. Which of the following isn’t an individual level entrepreneurial characteristic?

1. need for achievement
2. under optimism
3. risk taking propensity
4. desire for autonomy