2021
DOI: 10.18488/journal.1.2021.111.22.29
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The Effect of Spiritual Intelligence and Professional Skepticism of Internal Auditors on Detection of Fraud

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“…Internal auditors who have a professional attitude are expected to strive to anticipate any irregularities that may occur and can provide advice that helps in preventing fraud. The results are consistent with Widaningsih & Hakim (2015); Sulistyowati & Supriyati (2015); Windasari & Juliarsa (2016); Atmaja (2016); Biksa & Wiratmaja (2016); Said & Munandar (2018); Astuti & Sormin (2019); Bayuandika & Mappanyukki (2021). The professionalism of the internal auditors in preventing fraud at Rural Banks by participating in self-development programs such as in-house training, seminars, comparative studies with other Rural Banks as well as education/training organized by the Rural Banks themselves and from external parties regularly.…”
Section: Professionalism In Fraud Preventionsupporting
confidence: 79%
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“…Internal auditors who have a professional attitude are expected to strive to anticipate any irregularities that may occur and can provide advice that helps in preventing fraud. The results are consistent with Widaningsih & Hakim (2015); Sulistyowati & Supriyati (2015); Windasari & Juliarsa (2016); Atmaja (2016); Biksa & Wiratmaja (2016); Said & Munandar (2018); Astuti & Sormin (2019); Bayuandika & Mappanyukki (2021). The professionalism of the internal auditors in preventing fraud at Rural Banks by participating in self-development programs such as in-house training, seminars, comparative studies with other Rural Banks as well as education/training organized by the Rural Banks themselves and from external parties regularly.…”
Section: Professionalism In Fraud Preventionsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Professionalism is one of the personality variables which is defined as the ability, expertise, and commitment of the profession in carrying out their duties accompanied by the principles of prudence, thoroughness, accuracy, and guided by standards and regulations. Widaningsih & Hakim (2015); Sulistyowati & Supriyati (2015); Windasari & Juliarsa (2016); Atmaja (2016); Biksa & Wiratmaja (2016); Said & Munandar (2018); Astuti & Sormin (2019); Bayuandika & Mappanyukki (2021), found that professionalism is positively and significantly related to fraud prevention, as well as its relationship to fraud detection. This means that the auditor must have the skills and use his professional skills carefully and thoroughly in determining the type of examination, determining the scope of the examination, choosing a methodology, determining the type and amount of evidence to be collected, or in selecting tests and procedures to carry out the audit.…”
Section: H1: Independence Has a Positive Effect On Fraud Preventionmentioning
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“…Andreana and Putri's (2020) findings indicate that the SI of auditors has a positive impact on their ethical behaviour. However, Bayuandika and Mappanyukki (2021) study show that SI has no significant effect on fraud detection on internal auditors in Indonesia. Accordingly, we expect that SI will likely improve the auditors' performance.…”
Section: The Effect Of Different Types Of Intelligencementioning
confidence: 69%
“…Kualitas produk adalah salah satu alat pemosisian utama bagi pemasar [9]. Kualitas produk merupakan salah satu faktor penting yang dapat mempengaruhi keputusan pembelian [10]. Semakin baik kualitas suatu produk, akan meningkatkan minat konsumen untuk memilih dan kemudian melakukan pembelian [11].…”
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