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Book SynopsisFeatures 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.
Table of ContentsBelief Revision in Accounting: A Literature Review of the Belief-Adjustment Model. Auditor Calibration in the Review Process. Linguistic Delivery Style, Client Credibility, and Auditor Judgment. Client Inquiry via Electronic Communication Media: Does the Medium Matter? Role Morality and Accountants Ethically Sensitive Decisions. The Effect of Managers Moral Equity on the Relationship Between Budget Participation and Propensity to Create Slack: A Research Note. Asymmetric Effects of Activity Based Costing System Cost Reallocation. Examining the Role of Culture and Acculturation in Information Sharing. The Effects of the Value Attainment and Cognitive Roles of Budgetary Participation on Job Performance.
