Understanding Contract Cheating Behavior Among Indonesian University Students: An Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior

Heriyati, Dina; Sari, Reza Lidia; Ekasari, Wulandari Fitri; Kurnianto, Sigit

doi:10.1007/s10805-023-09470-y

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“…Apart from that, the moderating role of perceived behavior control is also moderated by the cultural element of individualism-collectivism. Similarly, Heriyati et al (2023) conducted research focusing on the intention to commit contractual academic fraud involving third parties. Although still using the TPB approach, this research further develops this theory to understand academic dishonesty behavior in a more specific context.…”

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“…This analysis method provides high statistical accuracy and robustness to the relationships between variables, showing dedication to the accuracy of research results. Meanwhile, Dewanti et al (2020) and (Heriyati et al, 2023) took a sequential mixed approach in their research on cheating intentions among accounting students. In Dewanti et al's research, they conducted a regression analysis of quantitative data to understand the relationship between the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) variables and cheating intentions in the first phase.…”

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The Evolution Of Research On Academic Cheating Behavior Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior (TPB): Perspectives For Future Research

Respati,

Harsono

2023

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This study aims to present a summary of various studies that explore academic cheating behavior with the support of a theory or conceptual framework so that it can be used as a valuable reference for monitoring the development of research on academic cheating behavior driven by the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). It is also hoped that this article can become a basis for inspiration for further research development in this domain in the future. The method applied in this study is a literature review using the connectedpapers.com platform. A search for relevant articles was conducted using the keywords "academic cheating behavior," "cheating behavior," and "academic misconduct." The study results show that the TPB can effectively predict academic cheating behavior. At the same time, variations in the use of variables include demographic, situational, and personality factors that are integrated with the TPB construct. The research methods used are also diverse, including a mixed-method approach.

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The Evolution Of Research On Academic Cheating Behavior Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior (TPB): Perspectives For Future Research

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Harsono

2023

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Questioning Scientific Publications: Understanding how Indonesian Scholars Perceive the Obligation to Publish and its Ethical Practices

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Factors affecting the technological innovation of banks toward accounting benefits in a developing country’s industrial revolution 4.0 context: evidence from Vietnam

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Abu Afifa

2024

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the factors affecting technological innovation intentions at banks listed in Vietnam, a developing country, to develop business activities and accounting benefits according to the trend of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Design/methodology/approach To collect and analyze the data for this study, qualitative and quantitative methods were used. Specifically, 20 finance and banking experts and 45 managers in the field of information technology were interviewed in qualitative research over a period of three months. Then, 1,000 questionnaires were sent to banks within six months, with the final sample for quantitative research being 324 respondents. Finally, the structural equation modeling (SEM) was used to check the hypotheses. Regarding the tools used, the qualitative study used a semistructured questionnaire to collect information. Meanwhile, SPSS software was used to analyze quantitative research information, including checking common method bias, nonresponse bias, evaluating scale quality and checking SEM. Findings The findings show that the usefulness, ease of application, credibility, innovation and efficiency of technology have certain impacts on technological innovation intentions at banks listed in Vietnam. Using the SEM analysis, the results showed that the five factors had a favorable influence on the technological innovation intentions. More specifically, this study proposed adding an efficiency factor, and the results showed that it has the greatest impact on technological innovation intentions. Research limitations/implications This study would be considered a continuation of prior studies because it provides empirical evidence for business models at banks listed in developing countries (for example, Vietnam) and so provides useful advice for bank management not only in Vietnam but across Asia. In fact, bank managers should consider introducing new technology as appropriate to make their reports more clear and up-to-date, therefore improving their performance. Banking managers, in particular, should focus on enhancing the bank’s application technology indicators to obtain a competitive edge. Originality/value This is a pioneering study that uses a combination of the reasoned action theory, planned behavior theory, transaction cost theory and unified theory of acceptance and use of technology to expand knowledge about technological innovation intentions at listed banks in the context of a developing country. The study also discovered and added the efficiency factor as a key factor affecting the intention to innovate technology at listed banks. These contribute to improving the literature of technological innovation intentions.

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Understanding Contract Cheating Behavior Among Indonesian University Students: An Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior

Cited by 4 publications

References 42 publications

The Evolution Of Research On Academic Cheating Behavior Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior (TPB): Perspectives For Future Research

The Evolution Of Research On Academic Cheating Behavior Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior (TPB): Perspectives For Future Research

Questioning Scientific Publications: Understanding how Indonesian Scholars Perceive the Obligation to Publish and its Ethical Practices

Factors affecting the technological innovation of banks toward accounting benefits in a developing country’s industrial revolution 4.0 context: evidence from Vietnam

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