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Are there gender differences when professional accountants evaluate moral intensity for earnings management?

Shawver, Tara J.; Clements, Lynn H. - In: Journal of business ethics : JOBE 131 (2015) 3, pp. 557-566

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How does moral intensity impact the moral judgments and whistleblowing intentions of professional accountants?

Shawver, Tara J.; Clements, Lynn H.; Sennetti, John T. - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in … 19 (2015), pp. 27-60

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Will cognitive style impact whistleblowing intentions?

Fuller, Lori R.; Shawver, Tara J. - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in … 23 (2020), pp. 47-62

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Emotional reactions to financial statement fraud

Shawver, Tara J.; Clements, Lynn H. - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in … 20 (2016), pp. 115-132

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Emotional Reactions to Financial Statement Fraud

Shawver, Tara J.; Clements, Lynn H. - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in …, (pp. 115-132). 2016

Prior research suggests that evaluating employee reactions can help understand the human costs of unethical behavior. However, there is limited research exploring emotional reactions to unethical behavior and no studies that explore emotional reactions when financial statement fraud occurs. In...

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