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Covers a full range of theoretical, methodological and statistical approaches relied upon by behavioural accounting researchers, giving the reader a good grounding in both theoretical perspectives and practical applications. Eight new chapters reflect the expansion of the topics and theories, methodologies and offer developmental advice.
Covers a full range of theoretical, methodological and statistical approaches relied upon by behavioural accounting researchers, giving the reader a good grounding in both theoretical perspectives and practical applications. Eight new chapters reflect the expansion of the topics and theories, methodologies and offer developmental advice.
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Autorenporträt
Theresa Libby is the Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting in the Kenneth G. Dixon School of Accounting, University of Central Florida, USA. Linda Thorne is Professor of Accounting at the Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures. List of tables. List of contributors. SECTION I Overview. 1 Introduction to the Second Edition. 2 Planning for Research Success by Answering Three (Universal) Questions. 3 Experimental Effectiveness and the Predictive Validity Model. SECTION II Theoretical Perspectives as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research (Link 1). 4 Understanding and Improving Judgment and Decision-Making in Accounting. 5 Social Psychology Theories as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 6 Theoretical Frameworks in Ethics, Morality, and Philosophy Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 7 Stakeholder and Legitimacy Frameworks as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 8 Agency Theory: Applications in Behavioural Accounting Research. 9 Linguistic Features, Nonverbal Cues, and Media Channels in Financial Disclosures: Insights and Implications from the Experimental Literature. 10 A Theory-Based Synthesis of Experimental Research on Accounting Standard Setting. 11 Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION III Operationalization of Theoretical Constructs (Links 2 and 3). 12 The Development of Behavioural Measures of Accounting Constructs. 13 Manipulation and Attention Checks in Behavioural Accounting Research. 14 Social Desirability in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION IV Study Design Choices (Link 4a). 15 "Moving Beyond the Lab": Building on Experimental Accounting Researchers' Core Competencies to Expand Methodological Diversity in Accounting Research. 16 Maximizing the Contribution of JDM-Style Experiments in Accounting. 17 Experimental Economics: A Primer for Accounting Researchers. 18 Survey Research: Facts and Perceptions. 19 The Field Research Method as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research: Interviews and Observation. 20 The Field Research Method as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research: Case Studies. 21 New Technologies for Behavioural Accounting Experiments. SECTION V Study Implementation (Link 4b). 22 The Ethics of Behavioural Accounting Research. 23 Use of Student and Online Participants in Behavioural Accounting Research. 24 Improving Statistical Practice: Why Power, Confidence Intervals, and Replication Should No Longer Be Neglected in Behavioural Accounting Research. 25 Carrying Out Experiential Surveys/Questionnaires: Tips and Traps. SECTION VI Data Analysis Issues (Link 4c). 26 A Modern Guide to Preliminary Data Analysis and Data Cleansing in Behavioural Accounting Research. 27 Contrast Coding in ANOVA and Regression. 28 Moderation and Mediation in Behavioural Accounting Research. 29 Conditional Process Analysis in Behavioural Accounting Research. 30 Structural Equation Modelling in Behavioural Accounting Research. 31 Review of Specialized Multivariate Approaches in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION VII External Validity Concerns (Link 5). 32 Interpreting, Assessing, and Enhancing External Validity: Examples from Behavioural Research in Taxation. 33 Behavioural Accounting Research: A Cross-Cultural Accounting Perspective. 34 Risk Management: Towards a Behavioural Perspective. SECTION VIII Publication Considerations. 35 Writing a Literature Review in Behavioural Accounting Research. 36 Preparing a Written Review for Behavioural Accounting Research Manuscripts. 37 Navigating the Journal Review Process. 38 Replication of Published Studies in Behavioural Accounting Research. Index.
List of figures. List of tables. List of contributors. SECTION I Overview. 1 Introduction to the Second Edition. 2 Planning for Research Success by Answering Three (Universal) Questions. 3 Experimental Effectiveness and the Predictive Validity Model. SECTION II Theoretical Perspectives as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research (Link 1). 4 Understanding and Improving Judgment and Decision-Making in Accounting. 5 Social Psychology Theories as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 6 Theoretical Frameworks in Ethics, Morality, and Philosophy Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 7 Stakeholder and Legitimacy Frameworks as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research. 8 Agency Theory: Applications in Behavioural Accounting Research. 9 Linguistic Features, Nonverbal Cues, and Media Channels in Financial Disclosures: Insights and Implications from the Experimental Literature. 10 A Theory-Based Synthesis of Experimental Research on Accounting Standard Setting. 11 Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION III Operationalization of Theoretical Constructs (Links 2 and 3). 12 The Development of Behavioural Measures of Accounting Constructs. 13 Manipulation and Attention Checks in Behavioural Accounting Research. 14 Social Desirability in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION IV Study Design Choices (Link 4a). 15 "Moving Beyond the Lab": Building on Experimental Accounting Researchers' Core Competencies to Expand Methodological Diversity in Accounting Research. 16 Maximizing the Contribution of JDM-Style Experiments in Accounting. 17 Experimental Economics: A Primer for Accounting Researchers. 18 Survey Research: Facts and Perceptions. 19 The Field Research Method as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research: Interviews and Observation. 20 The Field Research Method as Applied to Behavioural Accounting Research: Case Studies. 21 New Technologies for Behavioural Accounting Experiments. SECTION V Study Implementation (Link 4b). 22 The Ethics of Behavioural Accounting Research. 23 Use of Student and Online Participants in Behavioural Accounting Research. 24 Improving Statistical Practice: Why Power, Confidence Intervals, and Replication Should No Longer Be Neglected in Behavioural Accounting Research. 25 Carrying Out Experiential Surveys/Questionnaires: Tips and Traps. SECTION VI Data Analysis Issues (Link 4c). 26 A Modern Guide to Preliminary Data Analysis and Data Cleansing in Behavioural Accounting Research. 27 Contrast Coding in ANOVA and Regression. 28 Moderation and Mediation in Behavioural Accounting Research. 29 Conditional Process Analysis in Behavioural Accounting Research. 30 Structural Equation Modelling in Behavioural Accounting Research. 31 Review of Specialized Multivariate Approaches in Behavioural Accounting Research. SECTION VII External Validity Concerns (Link 5). 32 Interpreting, Assessing, and Enhancing External Validity: Examples from Behavioural Research in Taxation. 33 Behavioural Accounting Research: A Cross-Cultural Accounting Perspective. 34 Risk Management: Towards a Behavioural Perspective. SECTION VIII Publication Considerations. 35 Writing a Literature Review in Behavioural Accounting Research. 36 Preparing a Written Review for Behavioural Accounting Research Manuscripts. 37 Navigating the Journal Review Process. 38 Replication of Published Studies in Behavioural Accounting Research. Index.
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