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Pouria Nouri
Pouria Nouri
PHD of Business Entrepreneurship at the University of Tehran, Faculty of Entrepreneurship
Verified email at ut.ac.ir
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Most common heuristics and biases in nascent entrepreneurs’ marketing behavior
P Nouri, N Imanipour, K Talebi, M Zali
Journal of Small Business & Entrepreneurship 30 (6), 451-472, 2018
262018
Heuristics and biases in entrepreneurial marketing: Some new insights
P Nouri, N Imanipour, K Talebi, M Zali
International Journal of Entrepreneurship 21 (3), 1-9, 2017
262017
Exploring positive outcomes of decision making biases in the field of entrepreneurial marketing
P Nouri, N Imanipour, K Talebi, M Zali
The Qualitative Report 23 (6), 1364-1380, 2018
202018
A taxonomy of nascent entrepreneurs’ marketing decisions in high-tech small businesses
P Nouri, A Ahmady
Journal of Small Business Strategy 28 (3), 69-79, 2018
182018
That’s why they didn’t let it go: exploring the roots of women entrepreneurs’ escalation of commitment
P Nouri
Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies 13 (2), 213-230, 2021
162021
Do female and male entrepreneurs differ in their proneness to heuristics and biases?
P Nouri, A AhmadiKafeshani
Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies 12 (3), 357-375, 2019
132019
Exploring female entrepreneurs’ marketing decisions with a heuristics and biases approach
P Nouri, N Imanipour, A Ahmadikafeshani
Gender in Management: An International Journal 34 (8), 623-643, 2019
122019
Sensemaking, a New Entrepreneurial Approach for Today's Uncertain Business Environment
P Nouri, AA Kafeshani
International journal of academic research in economics and management …, 2014
72014
Knowledge Transfer Process in Family Businesses: a grounded theory approach
A Ahmadi Kafeshani, P Nouri, K Talebi
Journal of Entrepreneurship Development 11 (2), 201-220, 2018
62018
Identifying the main Individual Factors Influencing Entrepreneurial Decision making Biases: A Qualitative Content Analysis Approach
K Talebi, P Nouri, AA Kafeshani
International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences 4 …, 2014
62014
Identifying Decision Making Biases in Entrepreneurial Opportunity Exploitation Decisions
JY Farsi, P Nouri, AA Kafeshani
International Business Research 9 (5), 158-163, 2016
52016
Identifying the main factors influencing the formation of overconfidence bias in entrepreneurs: A qualitative content analysis approach
JY Farsi, P Nouri, AA Kafeshani, MT Toghraee
International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences 4 …, 2014
52014
Women entrepreneurs’ persistence at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic: a decision-making perspective
P Nouri
Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies 15 (6), 1594-1611, 2023
42023
Exploring the affect heuristic in Iranian women entrepreneurs
P Nouri
International Journal of Emerging Markets 18 (1), 223-240, 2023
32023
The role of xperience on techno-ntrepreneurs’ ecision making iases
P Nouri, B Jamali, E Ghasemi
Management Science Letters 2 (6), 1957-1964, 2012
32012
Positive Consequences of Affect Heuristic in Entrepreneurial Marketing Behaviour (Case Study: Nascent Nano and Bio-Entrepreneurs)
P Nouri, N Imanipour, MR Zali
Journal of Entrepreneurship Development 9 (3), 415-432, 2016
22016
What Factors Contribute to Entrepreneurs’ Decision Making Biases? A Comprehensive Study
K Talebi, P Nouri, AA Kafeshani
International Journal of Management Sciences 4 (2), 59-68, 2014
22014
Exploring the Interconnections between Sense making, Heuristics and Biases in the Field of Entrepreneurship
JY Farsi, P Nouri, AA Kafeshani
International Journal of Management Sciences 6 (2), 121-128, 2015
12015
Technology change priorities influencing competition quality promotion: Case study of Iran Keaton Polyester Manufacturing Company
E Ghasemi, B Jamali, P Nouri
Management Science Letters 2 (6), 1913-1920, 2012
12012
Exploring the escalation of commitment to a failing venture in women and men entrepreneurs
P Nouri
Management Research Review 46 (6), 893-913, 2023
2023
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