Volumes 34(1) - 35(2)
Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida
Behavioral Research in
Accounting 1989-2023 |
Journal Updates by Year
Almer, E. D., N. H. Cannon and J. Kremin. 2023. The impact of supervisor relationships on auditor turnover intentions using leader-member exchange theory. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 1-12.
Barradale, N. J., B. M. Goodson and M. Sooy. 2022. Does accounting measurement influence market efficiency? A laboratory market perspective. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(2): 1-18.
Basoglu, K. A. and J. H. Long. 2023. Buy, sell, or ... hold that thought: The impact of task interruption on investor decision-making. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 13-36.
Boritz, J. E. and L. M. Timoshenko. 2022. How do auditors assess key inputs in a discounted cash flow model of goodwill? Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(2): 19-47.
Brink, A. G., C. K. Eller and K. Y. Green. 2022. Fraud reporting within an organization and the use of the internal audit function as a training ground for management. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 1-22.
Carver, B., L. Muriel and B. S. Trinkle. 2023. Does the reporting of critical audit matters affect nonprofessional investors' perceptions of auditor credibility, information overload, audit quality, and investment risk? Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(1): 21-44.
Chambers, V. A., P. M. J. Reckers and S. M. Whitecotton. 2023. It's not always black and white - Identifying characteristics of managers who perceive and use ambiguity in accounting to their advantage. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(1): 45-65.
Christensen, T., A. M. Rose, J. M. Rose and K. Sanderson. 2022. Effects of data visualizations on jurors' judgments. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 23-41.
Cready, W., J. He, W. Lin and Y. Zhang. 2022. Is there a confidence interval for that? A critical examination of null outcome reporting in accounting research. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 43-72.
Dalton, D. W., J. B. Garrett, N. L. Harp and G. P. McPhee. 2023. An analysis of organizational support for telecommuting in public accounting firms. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(1): 1-20.
Donnelly, A. M. and D. P. Donnelly. 2023. A systematic review of experimental research on accountability in auditing. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 37-72.
Du, M. N., B. Wong-On-Wing and D. Yang. 2022. Cross-cultural differences in perceived control effectiveness: The role of cognition. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(2): 49-68.
Fuller, S. H., T. J. Riley and A. C. Stuart. 2023. Antecedents and outcomes of auditor identities: Evidence from the behavioral literature and directions for future research. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 73-92.
Hayes, M. J. and M. J. Mocha. 2022. The effect of geographic distance on earnings management decisions. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 73-91.
Hayes, M. J. and P. M. J. Reckers. 2022. The relative effects of grandiose and vulnerable narcissism on external forecasting behavior. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(2): 69-82.
Krishnamoorthy, G., A. Wright and N. S. Wright. 2023. The impact of audit committee skepticism and reward power on auditor communications with the audit committee. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 93-110.
Mai, K. and Z. Hoque. 2023. Individual self versus collective self: Performance measures for academics in a collectivist culture. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 111-129.
Matanovic, S., M. Schmidt and A. Wohrmann. 2022. How subjective performance evaluations of management accountants can be biased by the news that they report. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(2): 83-100.
Mocadlo, R. P. 2022. How do auditors order their tasks, and how does task ordering affect performance under time pressure. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 93-111.
Rose, A. M., J. M. Rose, K. Rotaru and J. C. Thibodeau. 2022. Effects of uncertainty visualization on attention, arousal, and judgment. Behavioral Research In Accounting 34(1): 113-139.
Sooy, M. 2023. The compliance consequences of fault assignment and sanction strength in sanctions. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(2): 131-152.
Tang, F. and L. Yang. 2023. Auditors' responses to real earnings management: The effects of timing and potential consequences on auditor decision-making. Behavioral Research In Accounting 35(1): 67-80.
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