lens of the fraud triangle to consider how the adoption of remote evaluation influences accounting students’ ethical values … environment may unintentionally be negatively influencing the ethicality of students and future accounting professionals by … promoting cheating behavior and, by so doing, negatively influencing the development of unethical values of accounting students …

innovative and engaging online resources to enliven the forensic accounting and fraud investigation classroom. To achieve this … objective, the authors present resources that are useful in the teaching of forensic accounting and fraud investigation. While …Engagement triggers are tools that capture students' attention and direct it to a new topic or to the day's lecture. By …

opportunity on the practice of academic cheating among accounting students. This research was conducted on 235 samples of … accounting students registered in the Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. By using quantitative descriptive methods, this study … among accounting students. The existence of spiritual motivation is proven to reduce the correlation coefficient between …

accounting majors were as likely to cheat or act in an academically dishonest manner as were students with other business majors …; second, to determine if accounting students agree on whether certain behavior constitutes dishonesty; and third, to determine … if those accounting students who did admit to cheating in college also cheated in high school. The results indicated that …