Accounting, organizations and society: an international journal devoted to the behavioural, organizational and social aspects of accounting

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  Año 1989, Vol. 14, Número 5-6

  • THE IMPACT OF FEEDBACK ON INTER-RATER AGREEMENT AND SELF INSIGHT IN PERFORMANCE...

    Peter F. Luckett, Mark K. Hirst

    pág. 379

    

  • THE TAXMAN COMETH: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACCOUNTING...

    Alistair M. Preston

    pág. 389

    

  • CORPORATISM AND INTRAPROFESSIONAL HEGEMONY: A STUDY OF REGULATION AND INTERNAL SOCIAL ORDER.

    Alan J. Richardson

    pág. 415

    

  • AGENCY THEORY: A FALSIFICATIONIST PERSPECTIVE.

    Martin Walker

    pág. 433

    

  • THE LOGIC OF POSITIVE ACCOUNTING RESEARCH.

    Paul F. Williams

    pág. 455

    

  • THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION ORDER AND HYPOTHESIS-TESTING STRATEGIES ON AUDITORS' JUDGMENTS.

    Jane T. Butt, Terry I. Campbell

    pág. 471

    

  • COGNITIVE SCRIPTS IN AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING BEHAVIOR.

    Freddie Choo

    pág. 481

    

  • REPORT FORMAT AND THE DECISION MAKER'S TASK: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION.

    Larry R. Davis

    pág. 495

    

  • GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF ACCOUNTING DATA FOR FINANCIAL FORECASTING: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION.

    Gerardine Desanctis, Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa

    pág. 509

    

  • A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF COEFFICIENTS IN PARAMORPHIC MODELS OF...

    C. Edward Arrington, John M. Hassell

    pág. 527

    

  • AN EXAMINATION OF INFORMATION SEARCH DURING INITIAL AUDIT PLANNING.

    Steven E. Kaplan, Philip M.J. Reckers

    pág. 539

    

  • THE EFFECT OF AUDIT DOCUMENTATION FORMAT ON DATA COLLECTION.

    S.E.C. Purvis

    pág. 551

    

  • THE EFFECT OF HYPOTHESIS FRAMING: PRIOR EXPECTATIONS AND CUE DIAGNOSTICITY ON AUDITORS'...

    Ken T. Trotman, Jennifer Sng

    pág. 565

    

  • AUDITORS' PERCEPTION OF MANAGEMENT: DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES.

    J. Hal Reneau, Stephen G. West, Bernard Wong-On-Wing

    pág. 577

    

  • BEYOND THE OBJECTIVIST AND THE SUBJECTIVIST: LEARNING TO READ ACCOUNTING AS TEXT.

    Richard J. Boland Jr.

    pág. 591