non-accounting researchers do not confine the motivations for deviant behavior to
pressure and/or incentives. Consistent with Dorminey et al. (2012), Albrecht, Howe, and Romney
(1984), and others, non-accounting researchers give consideration to motivations associated with
personality, ego, values, and other influencing characteristics. Non-accounting research also offers
scales, models, variables, and constructs that, when examined in the context of fraud and financially
motivated crimes, might prove insightful to practice and research.
non-accounting researchers do not confine the motivations for deviant behavior topressure and/or incentives. Consistent with Dorminey et al. (2012), Albrecht, Howe, and Romney(1984), and others, non-accounting researchers give consideration to motivations associated withpersonality, ego, values, and other influencing characteristics. Non-accounting research also offersscales, models, variables, and constructs that, when examined in the context of fraud and financiallymotivated crimes, might prove insightful to practice and research.
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