Do accounting students differ from others in self-interest, concern for others and ethical perceptions - findings from an Atlantic Canada study

Do accounting students differ from others in self-interest, concern for others and ethical perceptions - findings from an Atlantic Canada study

Das, Mallika; Henderson, Elsie
Date:   2014
Type:   Text

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Proceedings of the 44th Atlantic Schools of Business conference, Mount Saint Vincent University, 2014, pp 2-16

Abstract:

This paper presents the results of a study using participants from an Atlantic Canadian university (n=997) which indicates that accounting students differ significantly in their level of self-interest and perceptions of academic dishonesty – but not in their concern for others- from some of the other business majors and students in other programs.

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  • College students -- Atlantic Provinces -- Attitudes
  • Accounting -- Moral and ethical aspects -- Atlantic Provinces
  • Self-interest -- Atlantic Provinces


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