The Influence of College Students' Psychological Capital on Entrepreneurial Intentions and Research on Psychological Capital Education

Psychological capital, as a core element of an individual's positive psychological state, has a significant impact on the formation of entrepreneurial intentions among college students. This article takes college students as the research object to explore the relationship and influencing mechanism between psychological capital and entrepreneurial intention. First, after defining the related concepts of psychological capital and entrepreneurial intention, this paper analyzes the current situation and differences of College Students' psychological capital. Next, through the analysis of direct effects, mediating effects, and moderating effects, the impact mechanism of psychological capital on entrepreneurial intention is revealed. On this basis, strategies for psychological capital education are proposed, including curriculum design, practical activities, school support, family and social collaboration, and personalized counseling. Psychological capital has a significant positive impact on college students' entrepreneurial intentions, and educational intervention can effectively enhance their psychological capital level, thereby strengthening their entrepreneurial intentions. This article provides theoretical basis and practical guidance for universities to carry out psychological capital education, which has important practical significance for promoting college students' entrepreneurship.

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Journal
International Journal of New Developments in Education
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.25236/ijnde.2025.070722
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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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The Influence of College Students' Psychological Capital on Entrepreneurial Intentions and Research on Psychological Capital Education

International Journal of New Developments in Education
Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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The Influence of College Students' Psychological Capital on Entrepreneurial Intentions and Research on Psychological Capital Education

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Abstract

Psychological capital, as a core element of an individual's positive psychological state, has a significant impact on the formation of entrepreneurial intentions among college students. This article takes college students as the research object to explore the relationship and influencing mechanism between psychological capital and entrepreneurial intention. First, after defining the related concepts of psychological capital and entrepreneurial intention, this paper analyzes the current situation and differences of College Students' psychological capital. Next, through the analysis of direct effects, mediating effects, and moderating effects, the impact mechanism of psychological capital on entrepreneurial intention is revealed. On this basis, strategies for psychological capital education are proposed, including curriculum design, practical activities, school support, family and social collaboration, and personalized counseling. Psychological capital has a significant positive impact on college students' entrepreneurial intentions, and educational intervention can effectively enhance their psychological capital level, thereby strengthening their entrepreneurial intentions. This article provides theoretical basis and practical guidance for universities to carry out psychological capital education, which has important practical significance for promoting college students' entrepreneurship.

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