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Cognitive approaches to entrepreneurship research, J. Katz, D. Shepherd; Organizational learning by new ventures: concepts, strategies, and applications, B.B. Lichtenstein et al.; Entrepreneurial fit: the role of cognitive misfit, K.H. Brigham et al.; The role of regretful thinking, perseverance, and self-efficacy in venture formation, G.D. Markman et al.; The self-determination motive and entrepreneurs' choice of financing, H.J. Sapienza et al.; Extending the theory of the entrepreneur using a signal detection framework, J.S. Mcmullen, D.A. Shepherd; A transaction cognition theory of global entrepreneurship, R.K. Mitchell; The impact of entrepreneurial experience on opportunity identification and exploitation: habitual and novice entrepreneurs, D. Ucbasaran et al.; Opportunity development: a socio-cognitive perspective, A. De Koning; The domain of entrepreneurship research: some suggestions, P. Davidsson.