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Featuring articles covering areas of accounting, this volume examines the behavioral implications of alternative going concern reporting formats. It explains how forensic experts at professional service firms assess the factors that indicate financial statement fraud. It reports three research studies examining performance in a managerial setting.

Features articles encompassing various areas of accounting that incorporate theory from and contribute knowledge and understanding to the fields of applied psychology, sociology, management science, and economics. This eighth volume promotes research that integrates accounting issues with organizational behavior, and cognitive psychology.

Includes research focused on developing an instrument for measuring taxpayer locus of control, developing a scale for examining social norms related to tax compliance, identifying characteristics of audit partners that might predict 'risky' behavior, and identifying facets of culture that influence employee satisfaction.

The world of accounting is subject to the vagaries of human nature just like any other profession. These papers represent research into the behavioural aspects and leadership challenges facing those working in the profession in 21st century.

Examines the roles of organizational justice and trust in management control system. This title explores whether qualitative information contained in annual reports contains potential fraud risk indicators. It includes the findings that suggest that deception can be detected by analyzing management's discussion and analysis.

This volume contains an eclectic collection of behavioral research papers that examine several very important issues. Several of the papers focus on various aspects of auditors' decisions such as professional commitment in public accounting firms, mitigating bias via group decision making, and appropriately using sample information to estimate errors in governmental auditing. The decisions of other professionals that use accounting information...

Volume 9 of "Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research" presents further empirical research in accounting theory. Its content is of wide appeal and crosses into the fields of applied psychology, sociology, management science, and economics. It presents empirical research in accounting theory.

Includes an article that compares the strengths and weaknesses of using a single type of research method to investigate accounting phenomenon and explains why using multiple methods provides a richer understanding of particular issues. This book includes articles, which are useful in facilitating behavioral research.

Focuses on the social context that influences accounting as well as the means for supporting information production and dissemination, that is, technology. This title includes studies that examine both the short-term implications of technology use on individuals and the long-term implications of technology on organizational evolution.