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Table 4

Correlation matrix of study variables

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Agri-entrepreneurship	–
2. Opportunity perception	0.034*	–
3. Self-efficacy	0.043**	0.137**	–
4. Fear of failure	0.020	−0.015	−0.063**	–
5. Ent. role model	0.007	0.030*	0.061**	−0.016	–
6. Desirable career choice	0.027	0.127**	0.038*	0.063**	−0.030*	–
7. Social status	0.037*	0.142**	0.002	0.073**	−0.029	0.243**	–
8. Media coverage	0.034*	0.195**	0.061**	0.054**	0.000	0.148**	0.199**	–
9. Age	0.029	−0.042**	0.000	0.013	−0.053**	0.013	−0.009	0.029	–
10. Gender	−0.076**	−0.018	−0.032*	0.044**	−0.026	0.015	−0.029	0.025	−0.021	–
11. Household income	−0.017	−0.013	0.040**	−0.042**	0.078**	−0.039*	−0.072**	−0.048**	0.075**	−0.127**	–

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Agri-entrepreneurship	–
2. Opportunity perception	0.034*	–
3. Self-efficacy	0.043**	0.137**	–
4. Fear of failure	0.020	−0.015	−0.063**	–
5. Ent. role model	0.007	0.030*	0.061**	−0.016	–
6. Desirable career choice	0.027	0.127**	0.038*	0.063**	−0.030*	–
7. Social status	0.037*	0.142**	0.002	0.073**	−0.029	0.243**	–
8. Media coverage	0.034*	0.195**	0.061**	0.054**	0.000	0.148**	0.199**	–
9. Age	0.029	−0.042**	0.000	0.013	−0.053**	0.013	−0.009	0.029	–
10. Gender	−0.076**	−0.018	−0.032*	0.044**	−0.026	0.015	−0.029	0.025	−0.021	–
11. Household income	−0.017	−0.013	0.040**	−0.042**	0.078**	−0.039*	−0.072**	−0.048**	0.075**	−0.127**	–

Note(s): * Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed)

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed)