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There have been increased calls for rigorous research that contributes to both practice and academic literature. We argue that behavioural accounting experimental researchers (BAR researchers) are particularly well-positioned to answer this call by carrying out research that directly study the...
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Management accounting scholars generally accept the proposition that our subject matter requires a multi-disciplinary approach to study. One research methods issue that has become more controversial in recent years is the appropriateness of the experimenter deceiving experimental participants....
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Management accounting scholars generally accept the proposition that our subject matter requires a multi-disciplinary approach to study. The question of what are appropriate norms for conducting research in that environment is not as clear as it may be in more homogenous research communities....
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We examine the effects of two important tournament design features, tournament horizon and percentage of winners on social comparisons and performance in a multi-period setting. Prior research has individually examined these two features, but we are the first to study their joint effects. We...
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We examine the effects of two important tournament design features, tournament horizon and percentage of winners on social comparisons and performance in a multi-period setting. Prior research has individually examined these two features, but we are the first to study their joint effects. We...
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