Figure 1
The diagram presents a structured overview of hypotheses and sub-hypotheses related to entrepreneurial intention. It includes several key components: Individual entrepreneurial orientation, field of study, university, perceived educational support, perceived relational support, perceived structural support, family business exposure, prior work experience, entrepreneurial efficacy, entrepreneurial outcome expectations, and entrepreneurial intention. The diagram uses different types of lines to represent various hypotheses: thick straight lines for sub-hypotheses of H1, straight lines for H2 (moderated ESE effect), thin dashed lines for H3 (moderated EOE effect), and thick dashed lines for H4 (sequence moderated effect). Arrows indicate the directional relationships between these components, showing how individual entrepreneurial orientation and various forms of support influence entrepreneurial efficacy and outcome expectations, which in turn affect entrepreneurial intention.Hypotheses and sub-hypotheses. Note: The sub-hypotheses of H1 marked with thick, strait lines, H2 (moderated ESE effect) with strait lines, H3 (moderated EOE effect) with thin, dashed line and H4 (sequence moderated effect) thick, dashed line. Source: Author’s elaboration