1995
DOI: 10.1016/0748-5751(94)00027-1
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A Theory of Reasoned Action model of the Chartered Accountant career choice

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“…Prior research on occupational choices has compared the importance of various intrinsic and extrinsic factors that influence students in their choice to pursue becoming a CA or other profession as a career (Paollilo & Estes 1982;Kockanek & Norgaard 1985;Shivaswamy & Hanks 1986;Reed & Kratchman 1989;Gul et al 1989;Bundy & Norris 1992;Felton, Dimnik &Northey 1994 andAhmed, Alam & Alam 1997;Jackman & Hollingworth, 2004). Ahmed et al (1997:326) define intrinsic factors as factors that are related to satisfaction derived from a job that provides the opportunity to be creative and autonomous in an intellectually challenging and dynamic environment.…”
Section: Review Of the Relevant Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior research on occupational choices has compared the importance of various intrinsic and extrinsic factors that influence students in their choice to pursue becoming a CA or other profession as a career (Paollilo & Estes 1982;Kockanek & Norgaard 1985;Shivaswamy & Hanks 1986;Reed & Kratchman 1989;Gul et al 1989;Bundy & Norris 1992;Felton, Dimnik &Northey 1994 andAhmed, Alam & Alam 1997;Jackman & Hollingworth, 2004). Ahmed et al (1997:326) define intrinsic factors as factors that are related to satisfaction derived from a job that provides the opportunity to be creative and autonomous in an intellectually challenging and dynamic environment.…”
Section: Review Of the Relevant Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dessa forma, os autores expressam que o cinema é especialmente efetivo em reforçar estereótipos na sociedade, pois encoragam a identificação pessoal com os personagens de forma tão intensa que levam inclusive a evocação de respostas fisiológicas. E assim sendo, como os resultados dessa pesquisa foram contrários aos apontados no a) cinema (CORY, 1992;BEARD, 1994;BOUGEN, 1994;FELTON, 2000;FELTON, 2006;FELTON et al, 1995;FELTON et al, 2007;HOLT, 1994;JEACLE, 2009;SMITH;BRIGGS, 1999), b) literatura (ROBERT, 1957;STACEY, 1958;CORY, 1992; SMITH; BRIGGS, 1999) e em c) gêneros cômicos (BOUGEN, 1994;SMITH;BRIGGS, 1999) internacionais, vislumbra-se o exagero da representação social sobre os contadores em filmes, literatura e drama, ou ainda uma não representatividade desses gêneros artísticos em constraste com a realidade social brasileira, no recorte amostral dessa pesquisa.…”
Section: Análise Dos Resultadosunclassified
“…Sugerem-se também estudos sobre a percepção dos profissionais de contabilidade nas artes brasileiras, como o cinema e literatura nacionais, uma vez que os resultados encontrados nessa dissertação não estão alinhados com o reproduzido pelo cinema (CORY, 1992;BEARD, 1994;BOUGEN, 1994;FELTON, 2000;FELTON, 2006;FELTON et al, 1995;FELTON et al, 2007;HOLT, 1994;JEACLE, 2009;SMITH;BRIGGS, 1999), literatura (ROBERT, 1957;STACEY, 1958;CORY, 1992;SMITH;BRIGGS, 1999) e em gêneros cômicos (BOUGEN, 1994;SMITH;BRIGGS, 1999), predominantemente produzidos na América do Norte, ou em segunda extensão, em países do hemisfério norte.…”
Section: Sugestões Para Novas Investigaçõesunclassified
“…Research in the fourth category of studies investigated the perceived intrinsic, financial and job related factors connected with a career in accounting (Adams, Pryor, & Adams, 1994;Ahmed, Alam, & Alam, 1997;Allen, 2004;Chen, Jones, & McIntyre, 2003;Cohen & Hanno, 1993;Fedoryshyn & Tyson, 2003;Felton, Buhr, & Northey, 1994;Felton, Dimnik, & Northey, 1995;Fisher & Murphy, 1995;Gul, Andrew, Leong, & Ismail, 1989;Hardin, et al, 2000;Hartwell, et al, 2005;Hermanson, et al, 1995;Inman, et al, 1989;Jackman & Hollingworth, 2005;Malthus & Fowler, 2009;Nelson & Deines, 1995;Nelson & Vendrzyk, 1996;Nelson, Vendrzyk, Quirin, & Allen, 2002;Paolillo & Estes, 1982;Sugahara & Boland, 2009;Tan & Laswad, 2005Wells & Fieger, 2006). These studies consistently found that financial and job related factors had a greater influence than did intrinsic factors on the career and degree major decision for accountants while non-accountants considered the intrinsic factors more important.…”
Section: Career Choice Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%