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1. Introduction to The Psychology of Entrepreneurship: The Next Decade Michael M. Gielnik, Melissa S. Cardon & Michael Frese 2. Entrepreneurial Cognition Research -- An UpdateJ. Robert Mitchell, Trevor Israelsen & Ronald K. Mitchell3. Mapping the Heart: Trends and Future Directions for Affect Research in EntrepreneurshipYi Huang, Maw-Der Foo, Charles Y. Murnieks & Marilyn A. Uy4. Clinical Psychology Constructs in Entrepreneurship Research: ADHD, Personality Disorders, and OthersDaniel A. Lerner, Holger Patzelt & Johan Wiklund5. The Biology of Entrepreneurship Ahmed Maged Nofal, Nicos Nicolaou & Scott Shane6. Where the Magic Happens: Opening the Black Box of Entrepreneurial Team FunctioningNicola Breugst & Rebecca Preller7. Intrapreneurship and Firm Innovation: Conditions Contributing to InnovationMichael D. Mumford, Samantha Elliott & Robert W. Martin8. Culture and Entrepreneurship: A Cross-Cultural PerspectiveUte Stephan9. Leading Entrepreneurial Ventures: A Psychology-Based Approach to Stakeholder EngagementShane W. Reid, Aaron H. Anglin & Jeffrey M. Pollack10. Founder Identity TheoryTed Baker & E. Erin Powell11. An Action Theory (AT) Approach to the Psychology of Entrepreneurial Actions and Entrepreneurial Success Michael Frese 12. Entrepreneurs' CompetenciesMarco van Gelderen13. A Psychological Perspective on Raising Startup Capital: Pitching in the Modern EraChaim Letwin, Regan Stevenson & Michael Ciuchta14. Entrepreneurial Failure and ExitAnna Jenkins & Orla Byrne15. Geographical Contexts of Entrepreneurship: Spaces, Places and Entrepreneurial AgencyErik Stam & Friederike Welter16. Entrepreneurship Training and TransferK. Jakob Weers & Michael M. Gielnik17. Entrepreneurship Across the LifespanMona Mensmann & Hannes Zacher18. Evidence-Based Entrepreneurship: An Extended ApproachAndreas Rauch & Michael M. Gielnik19. The Well-being of Entrepreneurs and Their StakeholdersJames Bort, Ute Stephan & Johan Wiklund20. Psychology, Process, and the Entrepreneurial Artifact Per Davidsson21. The Psychology of Entrepreneurship: Looking 10 years back and 10 years aheadMelissa S. Cardon, Dean A. Shepherd & Robert Baron

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