本研究探討混合型創業家對於從混合型創業轉型至全職創業的態度，聚焦於自我規劃效能與個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼的角色。本研究彌補了現有研究中的關鍵缺口，深入探討影響混合型創業者決策的要素，分析其是否完全投入全職創業活動。以台灣為唯一樣本來源，本研究檢驗了自我規劃效能如何預測對於轉向全職創業的態度，以及這一關係如何受到個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼的調節。研究結果表明，較高的自我規劃效能顯著增強了轉向全職創業的意圖。此外，個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼對這一正向效應具有調節作用，當個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼較低時，自我規劃效能對於轉向全職創業的正向影響進一步放大。
在學術層面上，本研究提供了從混合型創業轉型至全職創業的實證證據，強調了自我規劃效能與個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼的關鍵作用。在實務層面上，研究結果為政策制定者、教育者和實務專業人士提供了可幫助混合型創業者參考的方向。通過提升自我規劃效能並解決個人能力導致創業失敗恐懼問題，針對性的干預措施能促進更順利的創業轉型，最終促進經濟增長與創新。

This study investigates the attitude towards transitioning from hybrid to full-time entrepreneurship, focusing on the roles of entrepreneurial self-efficacy (ESE) for planning and entrepreneurial fear of failure (EFF) in personal ability. This research addresses critical gaps in the studies by exploring the elements impacting hybrid entrepreneurs' decisions to fully immerse themselves in entrepreneurial ventures. Drawing on a sample sourced exclusively from Taiwan, the research examines how ESE for planning predicts the attitude towards shifting to full-time entrepreneurship and how the relationship is moderated through EFF in personal ability. The results demonstrate that higher ESE for planning significantly increases the attitude towards transitioning to full-time entrepreneurship. Moreover, this positive effect is moderated by EFF in personal ability, with lower EFF in personal ability amplifying the positive influence of ESE for planning on entrepreneurial transition. Academically, the study provides empirical evidence on the shift from hybrid to full-time entrepreneurship, emphasizing the critical roles of ESE for planning and EFF in personal ability. Practically, the findings offer actionable guidance for policymakers, educators, and practitioners aiming to assist hybrid entrepreneurs. By enhancing ESE for planning and addressing EFF in personal ability, targeted interventions can facilitate smoother transitions to full-time entrepreneurship, ultimately contributing to economic growth and innovation.

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