“…H6: Peer-reporting type moderates the influence of perceived personal cost on internal whistleblowing intentions. Hannah et al (2011) argue that in ethical decisions setting, contextual variables are the most crucial factor before blowing the whistle and inconsistencies from prior study regarding variables such as microsocial ethical environment (Lee & Fargher, 2013;Dalton & Radtke, 2013;Ahyaruddin & Asnawi, 2017;Taripudin & Umar, 2020), anonymous reporting channel (Kaplan & Schultz, 2007;Ayers & Kaplan, 2005;Kaplan et al, 2009;Jenkel & Haen, 2012;Gao et al, 2015;Park et al, 2014) and perceived personal cost (Callahan & Collins, 1992;Park et al, 2005;Cho & Song 2015;Kennett et al, 2010;Keenan, 2002;Winardi, 2013) encourage this study to re-examine and add a moderating variable that is peer-reporting type. The direct effect from three exogenous variables is theoretically constructed from rational choice theory, meanwhile the moderating variable is built on grid-group cultural theory perspective.…”