ABSTRACThe purpose of this study was to determine the effect of each variable of learning behavior and emotional quotient at accounting understanding level, and the influence of emotional quotient moderation on the interaction of learning behavior, at accounting understanding level. Sample selection using purposive sampling for 87 samples. Accounting understanding level data is proxied by the average final grade of accounting subjects in the MAKSI program collected from the SIMAK Unud program, while learning behavior and emotional quotient data are response data collected using questionnaires that have met the validity and reliability tests. All data have met the classical assumption test and the regression model has fulfilled the model feasibility test. Regression test results show that each variable of learning behavior and emotional quotiente has a positive and significant effect on the level of accounting understanding, besides that emotional quotiente increases the influence of learning behavior on accounting understanding level.
Individual performance greatly influences the success of an organization. Each individual is expected to work optimally so that the company's goals can be achieved to the maximum. There are several factors that can affect individual performance, among which are the effectiveness of accounting information systems and the user's technical ability. This research was conducted to obtain empirical evidence regarding the effect of the effectiveness of accounting information systems and the user's technical ability on individual performance. This research was conducted in 35 LPD in Denpasar City. The sample of this research was 105 respondents with a purposive sampling method. Data collection is done by distributing questionnaires. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression. Based on the results of this study indicate that the effectiveness of accounting information systems and the user's technical ability has a positive effect on individual performance. Keywords: Accounting Information System Effectiveness; User Technical Capabilities; Individual Performance.
This study aims to determine the effect of Accounting Information Systems on individual performance and the moderating effect of skill level suitability, interconnection, and organizational innovativeness variables on individual performance. The research was conducted at the Office of the Ministry of Religion in Bali Province. The research population is the employees of the Ministry of Religion Office in Bali Province. The sample was determined by purposive sampling method with a sample of 73 employees as respondents. The analysis technique used is Moderated Regression Analysis. The results show that the effectiveness of the use of accounting information systems has a positive effect on individual performance, skill level strengthens the effect of the effectiveness of the use of accounting information systems on individual performance, interconnection does not moderate the effect of the effectiveness of using accounting information systems on individual performance and organizational innovativeness strengthens the effect of the effectiveness of using information systems. accounting for individual performance. Keywords: AIS Effectiveness, Skill Level Match, Interconnection, Organizational Innovativeness, Individual Performance.
The study aims to determine the influence of village apparatus competence on village fund management accountability moderated by contingency factors, some of which are community participation and organizational commitment. The study population was village apparatus in Buleleng Regency in 129 villages, and the sample was selected using a purposive sampling technique so that around 30 villages met the criteria with a total of 120 respondents. Primary data was collected by distributing questionnaires to the sample. Test analysis using moderation regression analysis technique (MRA). The results of the study indicate that the competence of village apparatus has a positive effect on the accountability of managing village funds; Community participation weakens the influence of village apparatus competence on village fund management accountability; Organizational commitment strengthens the influence of village apparatus competence on village fund management accountability; The internal control system weakens the influence of village apparatus competence on village fund management accountability; Clarity of budget targets strengthens the influence of village apparatus competence on village fund management accountability. Keywords: Competence; Accountability; Community Participation; Organizational Commitment
This study aims to determine the moderating ability of the perceived usefulness and convenience of online learning media at OASE Udayana on the influence of accounting students' learning interest on their level of accounting understanding. The primary data of this research is the distribution of questionnaires using purposive sampling method. The collected data is first tested for the fulfillment of the classical assumption requirements, then analyzed using the technique of moderated regression analysis (MRA). The results of this study are that interest in learning statistically affects the level of accounting understanding, perceptions of the usefulness of online learning media are not able to strengthen or weaken the influence of interest in learning on the level of accounting understanding and perceived ease of moderating the effect of interest in learning on the level of accounting understanding. Keywords: Learning Interests; Perceptions of Usefulness; Perceptions of Ease; Level of Accounting Understanding.
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