Table 6.

Structural models assessment

Model 1Direct effectp-valuet-valueBCCISupportVIFExplained variance %f2
PBP (R2 = 0.299/Q2predict = 0.163)    5% 95%
H1 (+): EO0.4560.0005.829[0.329;0.585]Yes1.06419.30.279medium
H2 (−): CO−0.3160.0003.365[−0.462;−0.160]Yes1.0219.90.140small
Control variables:  2.5% 97.5%
 SIZE−0.0370.6670.431[−0.220;0.116]     
 AGE0.0850.4470.760[−0.147;0.292]     
 TEC.INT−0.2160.2671.110[−0.620;0.138]     
Model 2 (with synergistic effects)       
PBP (R2 = 0.341/Q2predict = 0.185) 
    5% 95%     
H1 (+): EO0.4690.0005.848[0.341;0.605]Yes1.06819.80.313medium
H2 (−): CO−0.2890.0013.145[−0.434;−0.139]Yes1.0409.00.122small
H3 (+): CO × EO0.2160.0152.183[0.016;0.342]Yes1.0604.70.063small
Control variables:  2.5% 97.5%     
 SIZE−0.0420.6280.484[−0.223;0.116]     
 AGE0.0460.6860.404[−0.179;0.269]     
 TEC.INT−0.2170.2551.137[−0.625;0.119]     

Notes:

EO = entrepreneurial orientation; CO = conservative orientation, TEC.INT = technological intensity. BCCI bias-corrected confidence interval Bootstrapping, based on n = 10,000 subsamples. Hypothesised effects were assessed by applying a one-tailed test for a t student distribution (CI 90%). Effects from the control variables were evaluated by applying a two-tailed test (CI 95%)

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