Light $(2006)$ argues that a person$-$focused approach to defining social entrepreneurship creates a bias toward studying successful entrepreneurs. Which of the following best represents a negative consequence of this predominant focus on successful entrepreneurs?

a$.$ A lack of evidence$-$based insights on how social entrepreneurs may improve their odds of success $($i$.$e$.,$ neglecting learning from failure$)$

b$.$ A focus on the process of entrepreneurship instead of the key idea

c$.$ The incorrect assumption that entrepreneurs must be entrepreneurial at all times

d$.$ The entrepreneur can drive social innovation regardless of economic, social, political, and organizational pressures