Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory

The purpose of this research was to identify the components of complexity and cognitive biases that are associated with the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs. The research method with a qualitative approach and using the data-derived theory method has investigated the most significant co...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Mahdi Babaei, Mitra Ezati, Hasan Mahjoob Eshrat Abadi, Vahid Mehrabani
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Published: University of Tehran 2024-10-01
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Online Access:https://japr.ut.ac.ir/article_98013_9649f352d1cc54885fb85814a5348ffa.pdf
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description The purpose of this research was to identify the components of complexity and cognitive biases that are associated with the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs. The research method with a qualitative approach and using the data-derived theory method has investigated the most significant components of complexity and bias among the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs at the University of Tehran. The study population consisted of all university entrepreneurs at Tehran University in 2023. Sixteen of them were selected in a purposeful and snowball manner. In-depth interviews were conducted based on the principle of saturation, and 132 codes were identified using the MaxQuda qualitative software. The results indicated that the following sub-components were identified: “Differentiation,” “Integration,” “Complexity of conditions and financial decision process,” “Overconfidence and optimism,” “Availability,” “Effectiveness,” “Anchoring,” “Adjustment,” “Program error,” and “Illusion and concentration of control of financial issues.” Additionally, the primary components of “financial cognitive complexity” and “intellectual and cerebral bias” have been identified and presented through the combination and categorization of the sub-components. As a result of their success or failure, university entrepreneurs make financial decisions based on these complications and biases.
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spelling doaj-art-716c5a3df10e4470941d474dca0a501f2024-11-19T05:29:53ZfasUniversity of Tehranپژوهش‌های کاربردی روانشناختی2251-81262676-45042024-10-0115327329210.22059/japr.2024.362367.64467998013Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand TheoryMohammad Mahdi Babaei0Mitra Ezati1Hasan Mahjoob Eshrat Abadi2Vahid Mehrabani3Department of Management and Educational Planning, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Science, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.Department of Management and Educational Planning, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Science, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.Department of Management, Faculty of Management, Shahid Sattari Aeronautical University, Tehran, Iran.Department of Management and Educational Planning, Faculty of psychology and Educational Science, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.The purpose of this research was to identify the components of complexity and cognitive biases that are associated with the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs. The research method with a qualitative approach and using the data-derived theory method has investigated the most significant components of complexity and bias among the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs at the University of Tehran. The study population consisted of all university entrepreneurs at Tehran University in 2023. Sixteen of them were selected in a purposeful and snowball manner. In-depth interviews were conducted based on the principle of saturation, and 132 codes were identified using the MaxQuda qualitative software. The results indicated that the following sub-components were identified: “Differentiation,” “Integration,” “Complexity of conditions and financial decision process,” “Overconfidence and optimism,” “Availability,” “Effectiveness,” “Anchoring,” “Adjustment,” “Program error,” and “Illusion and concentration of control of financial issues.” Additionally, the primary components of “financial cognitive complexity” and “intellectual and cerebral bias” have been identified and presented through the combination and categorization of the sub-components. As a result of their success or failure, university entrepreneurs make financial decisions based on these complications and biases.https://japr.ut.ac.ir/article_98013_9649f352d1cc54885fb85814a5348ffa.pdfacademic entrepreneurscomplexity and biases cognitivefinancial decisionsgrand theory
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Hasan Mahjoob Eshrat Abadi
Vahid Mehrabani
Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
پژوهش‌های کاربردی روانشناختی
academic entrepreneurs
complexity and biases cognitive
financial decisions
grand theory
title Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
title_full Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
title_fullStr Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
title_full_unstemmed Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
title_short Identifying the Components of Complexity and Biases Cognitive Related to the Financial Decisions of Academic Entrepreneurs with the Qualitative Research Approach of Grand Theory
title_sort identifying the components of complexity and biases cognitive related to the financial decisions of academic entrepreneurs with the qualitative research approach of grand theory
topic academic entrepreneurs
complexity and biases cognitive
financial decisions
grand theory
url https://japr.ut.ac.ir/article_98013_9649f352d1cc54885fb85814a5348ffa.pdf
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