Outcomes Resulting from the Application of Two Occupational Analysis Models to Entrepreneurship: A Comparison.

Berns, Robert G.; Klopping, Inge M.

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Publication Date: 1992

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Outcomes Resulting from the Application of Two Occupational Analysis Models to Entrepreneurship: A Comparison.

Berns, Robert G.; Klopping, Inge M.

Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, v34 n4 p194-208 Fall 1992

In a comparison of the application of the DACUM (Developing a Curriculum) model and the OCAP (Ohio Competency Analysis Profiles) model to entrepreneurship by a panel of experts, the DACUM approach identified 63 more competencies. One reason may be that the OCAP panel was given a predetermined list of competencies from which to work. (SK)

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Competence, Entrepreneurship, Job Analysis

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