Second Annual ABO Research Conference

Ethics and Behavior in Accounting
August 11-12, 1995
Orlando, FL

Tentative Program

• Ethics and Accounting Research: The Issue of Truth, Karen L. Hooks and Joseph J. Schultz, Jr.
• An Analysis of Moral and Social Influence on Taxpayer Behavior, Dennis M. Hanno and George R. Violette
• Personal and Organizational Culture Effects on Auditor Independence, Carolyn A. Windsor and Neal M. Ashkanasy
• An Evaluation of the Multidimensional Ethics Scale as a Measure of Ethical Sensitivity: Implications for Accounting Ethics Research, Jeffrey R. Cohen, Laurie W. Pant, David J. Sharp
• Ethics, Experience, and Professional Skepticism: A Situational Analysis, Michael K. Shaub and Janice E. Lawrence
• Experimental Evidence on Independence Impairment Conditions: Aggregate and Individual Results, Jeffrey W. Schatzberg, Galen R. Sevcik and Brian Shapiro
• Ethics and Environmental Auditing: A Comparison of the Levels of Moral Reasoning of Environmental Auditors and Public Accountants, Devaun Kite, Timothy J. Louwers and Robin R. Radtke
• Experimental Investigation of Ethical Standards and Perceived Probability of Audit on Intentional Noncompliance, Dipankar Ghosh and Terry L. Crain
• Partner Behavior and Audit Quality Reduction Acts: Views of Partners and Senior managers, Joseph V. Carcello, Dana R. Hermanson and H. Fenwick Huss

Presented papers were published in the 1996 Supplement to Behavioral Research in Accounting.  Abstracts of the papers are available from the BRIA website.