“…Whereas situational factors are factors exist around individuals that supports someone to conduct whistleblowing. Both of these factors lead to many independent variables including professional commitment, anticipatory socialization, personal costs, attitudes, organizational commitment, level of seriousness of the problem, professionalism, materiality errors, ethical orientation, ethical sensitivity, gender, academic performance, level of education (O'Leary and Cotter, 2000;Crismastuti, 2008;Akbar, 2009;Rahadian, 2010;Ghani, 2010;Risti, 2012;Olawale, 2012;Winardi, 2013;Jalil, 2014;Bagustianto, 2014;Devi, 2014;Samudera, 2014;Rustiarini, 2015;Dimas, 2015;Sudibyo and Mirna, 2016). Most of the previous researches measure variables by using normative questionnaires.…”