2017
DOI: 10.22139/jobs.325988
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Si̇nema Fi̇lmleri̇ndeki̇ Muhasebeci̇ Karakterleri̇ni̇n Ki̇şi̇li̇k Özelli̇kleri̇ Hollywood Fi̇lmleri̇ İncelemesi̇

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“…For example, in their research examining the personality traits of professional accountants in terms of information-hiding behavior within the scope of behavioral accounting, Altınkaynak and Tutar (2019) found that there is a significant and inverse relationship between honest and friendly people and information-hiding behaviors. Alankaya and Akpınar (2017) examined the accountant characters in movies within the scope of widely accepted personality typologies and characteristics. Research results show that accountants in movies are generally quiet, calm, responsible, and compliant people.…”
Section: Tendency To Commit Accounting Fraudmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, in their research examining the personality traits of professional accountants in terms of information-hiding behavior within the scope of behavioral accounting, Altınkaynak and Tutar (2019) found that there is a significant and inverse relationship between honest and friendly people and information-hiding behaviors. Alankaya and Akpınar (2017) examined the accountant characters in movies within the scope of widely accepted personality typologies and characteristics. Research results show that accountants in movies are generally quiet, calm, responsible, and compliant people.…”
Section: Tendency To Commit Accounting Fraudmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In international studies in the field of accounting, the effects of psychological factors on the provision of accounting services are given a lot of attention, especially within the scope of fraud and ethical issues (Johnson et al, 2013;Harrison et al, 2018;Eimer and Garkaz, 2018;Norhamida et al, 2023). However, in the studies conducted in our country, it has been observed that psychological factors related to accounting professionals are not included except few articles (Alankaya & Akpınar, 2017;Umut, 2018;Altınkaynak & Tutar 2019). In our country, as far as is known no study has been found on the relationship between the dark personality traits of accountants and their tendency to commit fraud.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%