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Percentage of entrepreneurs who claim "innate drive" is the number one motivator in starting their own venture, according to a survey conducted by Northeastern University's School of Technological Entrepreneurship: 62 Providing choice while negotiating the four Results, Accountability, Motivator, and Parameter dimensions may seem overly complex. Montague examines how the brain can be conditioned to make certain judgments over others, how intangible benefits such as social approval become motivators, and how the decisionmaking process can go awry in people with mental illness. |
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