Marital Status, Religiosity, And Experience As A Predictor Of Ethical Awareness Among Accounting Professionals

Gorjidooz, Javad; Greenman, Cindy

doi:10.19030/jber.v12i2.8526

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“…They will be perceived that the questionable accounting actions are unethical. The results of this study is similar to Vitell 2009), but different from the results of research Gorjidooz & Greenman ( 2012) and (Hickman, 2013). The result of hypothesis testing H2b shows regression coefficient on interaction of love of money and extrinsic religiosity is 0.032 and significant at p-value 0.020 ( Table 5).…”

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Love of money, gender, religiosity: The impact on ethical perceptions of future professional accountants

Nazaruddin¹,

Rezki²,

Rahmanda³

2018

BEH

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Accountants are either directly or indirectly partly responsible for corporate frauds, so it is important to know the underlying reasons why such unethical behavior occurred. This study aims to analyze the moderation impact of religiosity and gender on the relation between love of money with student's ethical perception. There were 144 questionnaires from accounting students. As hypothesized, the results of the study revealed love of money have a negative impact to student's ethical perception. The interaction between intrinsic religiosity and love of money are able to weaken the negative effect of love of money to student's ethical perception, however the extrinsic religiosity is vice versa. Gender has no significant effect on love of money relationship with ethical perception.

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Love of money, gender, religiosity: The impact on ethical perceptions of future professional accountants

Nazaruddin¹,

Rezki²,

Rahmanda³

2018

BEH

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“…Single students had significantly higher moral sensitivity, which agrees with Razeghi et al [15], especially in the domain of moral courage. In contrast, Jafari Nadoushan et al [16] and Gorjidooz and Greenman [27] reported no significant relationship between behavioral skills and marital status.…”

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Assessing Moral Skills in General and Post-Graduate Dental Students in the Southeast of Iran: A Cross-Sectional Study

Sajadi

Torabi-Parizi

Aftabi

et al. 2022

Pesqui. Bras. Odontopediatria Clín. Integr.

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Objective: To assess the level of moral skills in dental students and residents. Material and Methods: This cross-sectional and descriptive-analytical study was conducted on dental students and residents of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, selected by census sampling. Data collection tools included a demographic information checklist (age, gender, marital status, educational level (before basic sciences, after and multiple regression analysis at a confidence level of 95%. Results: The total score of the moral skills questionnaire was about 44 out of 80, and there was no difference between males and females in moral skills (p=0.79). However, there was a significant difference in moral sensitivity between married and single students (p=0.036). Residents gained significantly higher moral integrity scores than students (p=0.046). Conclusion:The study highlights that the level of professional moral skills in Kerman dental students and residents was acceptable. Single students got higher scores in the moral sensitivity domain, although residents got the highest scores in the moral integrity domain. There was no significant correlation between gender and the level of moral skills.

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“…Simply understanding the basics of the ethical thought process is not enough. At times there is a necessity to comprehend the basic principles of ethics on a higher level and to be able to extract a difference between ethical reasoning and the theory of that reasoning (Greenman, 2012).…”

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Understanding Ethics in the Varying Segments of the Accounting Profession

Greenman,

Esplin,

Johnston

et al. 2021

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This paper expounds the links between ethics and the accounting profession. It contributes to the understanding by presenting the various segments of accounting; financial; managerial; auditing; tax; and forensic along with their professional organizations, their individual Codes of Conduct and how each has its own individual statements dealing with the ethics of its members. The authors examined the differing ethical theories, the psychology of ethics, the history of ethics in accounting and related it to the separate branches of accounting.

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Marital Status, Religiosity, And Experience As A Predictor Of Ethical Awareness Among Accounting Professionals

Abstract: Many corporations and their accountants have taken ethics for granted. This oversight has led to the closing of companies such as Enron and (rho = -0.084, p = 0.226, n = 83)

Cited by 8 publications

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Love of money, gender, religiosity: The impact on ethical perceptions of future professional accountants

Love of money, gender, religiosity: The impact on ethical perceptions of future professional accountants

Assessing Moral Skills in General and Post-Graduate Dental Students in the Southeast of Iran: A Cross-Sectional Study

Understanding Ethics in the Varying Segments of the Accounting Profession

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