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1. Multi-Variate Analysis
Final report by 0624011 陳佑昇
Personal Values and Ethical Behavior in Accounting Students
Journal of Business Ethics
Mubako, G., Bagchi, K., Udo, G., & Marinovic, M. (2020).
3. Table of
Contents
Introduction
01
Theory and Hypotheses Development
02
Research Methodology
03
Results and Hypothesis Testing
04
Discussion
05
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4. Introduction
Ethical behavior is one of the key requirements of accounting professionals
How personal values affect
ethical behavior of accountants
based on the updated Schwartz
personal value scale.
Provides further evidence on
how gender, religiosity, and
ethics training relate to
personal values.
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5. Theory and Hypotheses Development
Literature review (1/4)
Relationship between personal values and ethical behavior
Finegan(1994) People with different value hierarchies perceived the targeted behaviors differently.
Roig and Ballew (1994) An individual’s choice to engage in academic dishonesty
depends on his personal value system.
Akaah and Lund (1994) Personal and organizational values significantly influence their ethical behavior.
Fritzsche and Oz (2007) Personal values influence managers’ decisions when faced with ethical dilemmas.
Maclagan (2004) Personal values influence corporate social responsibility practices adopted by
managers.
Rosario et al (2014) Examined how values influenced attitudes towards social initiatives of
organizations using the Schwartz Value Theory.
Schmidt (2015) Explore the impact of personal values on ethical behavior of accounting students
and conclude that values indeed influence ethical decision making.
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6. Theory and Hypotheses Development
Literature review (2/4)
Gender and Ethical Behavior
Smith and Oakley
III (1997)
Observe significant differences between male and female responses to
questions concerning ethics in social and personal relationships (318 business students).
Glover et al. (1997) Men were 1.5 to 2.3 times more likely than women to engage in economically
unethical behaviors.
Roozen et al. (2001)
and Razzaque and
Hwee (2002)
Do not report gender differences in ethical behavior.
Loe et al. (2000)
and O’Fallon and
Butterfeld (2005)
Either there are no gender differences or that females are more ethical than males, with
more studies pointing to more ethical behavior in females.
Lua and Yuen (2013) Males seem to be involved in riskier online behaviors than females.
Jafarkarimi et al.
(2016)
Identify the factors affecting ethical decision-making of social network users and find
that gender has a significant effect on ethical decision making.
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7. Theory and Hypotheses Development
Literature review (3/4)
Religiosity and Ethical Behavior
Khavari and Harmon (1982) Religion influences behaviors like use of illicit substances.
Hood et al. (1996) Religion does not influence unethical behaviors such as cheating or dishonesty.
Keller et al. (2007) Accounting students are more likely to make ethical decisions based on religious
standards.
Bloodgood et al. (2008) Religious undergraduate business students are less likely to cheat than the non-
religious ones.
Oumlil and Balloun (2009) Rligiosity does not influence ethical intentions.
Jafarkarimi et al. (2016) Influential factors affecting individuals’ ethical decision-making of social network
users and observe that religion has a positive effect on ethical decision making.
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8. Theory and Hypotheses Development
Literature review (4/4)
Ethics Training and Ethical Behavior
Geiger and O’Connell (1998)
and Stead et al. (1990)
Ethics training for employees can improve ethical behavior.
Luthar and Karri (2005) Exposure to ethics in the curriculum courses had a positive efect on perceptions
of an ideal ethical climate.
Abdolmohammadi (2005) Using the case-based pedagogy to teach ethics to graduate students can
increase performance in ethical reasoning.
Luthar and Karri (2005), Effect of ethics training on ethical behavior
Cagle and Baucus (2006) Ethics scandals positively impacts finance students’ ethical decision-making.
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9. H1a:Openness to Change influences ethical behavior.
H1b:Self-Enhancement influences ethical behavior.
H1c:Conservation influences ethical behavior.
H1d:Self-Transcendence influences ethical behavior
Theory and Hypotheses Development
Hypotheses Development (1/2)
Schwartz’s model.
Adapted from Schwartz (2017)
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10. H3 Religiosity influences ethical behavior.
H4 Ethics training influences ethical behavior.
H5 The proposed research models will not be the same when gender is used as a divider.
H6 The proposed research models will not be the same when religiosity is used as a divider.
Theory and Hypotheses Development
Hypotheses Development (2/2)
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12. Research
Methodology
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Online
Survey
• Four-year university in US
• Total:318
Respond • Total:
262 (82%)
Invalid
• Total:
252
(79%)
13. Research Methodology
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Dependent Variable—Ethical Behavior
• 17 Questions ( base on Akaah
and Lund[1994] )
• 7 point Likert scale where 1
represented ‘extremely
unlikely’ and 7 represented
‘extremely likely’.
(more high mean more
unethical)
• Calculating a mean response
score
Personal
use
Passing
blame
Bribery
Falsifcation
Padding
expenses
Deception
14. Research Methodology
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Independent Variables—Personal value
• 19 LOVs, 57 Statements
• 6 point Likert scale where 1
represented ‘not like me at all’
and 6 represented ‘very much
like me’.
• Calculating a mean from each
statement of LOVs
Schwartz’s model.
Adapted from Schwartz (2017)
20. Discussion
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Conclusion
This is the first attempt to apply Schwartz’s recently redefined values to the
study of ethical behavior.
The positive effect of ethics training is seen despite the general lack of
consensus on what should be the best approach.
Self-Enhancement since the results seem to suggest that this personal value is
positively associated with unethical behavior.
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Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI)
for Value Formation and Market
Performance in Healthcare: the
Mediating Role of Patient’s Cognitive
Engagement
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22. Another paper
Research design
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Fig. 3 Research design
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健反饋式AI的組成部分,驗證其
價值形成與市場中的作用表現
第一階段訪談,解釋構面相關
第二階段隨機抽樣問卷調查,了
解反饋式AI重要因子構面關係
第三階段滾雪球問卷調查,了解
此模型的強度與市場表現