American Accounting Association Research Projects in Process.

Abstract The article reports on American accounting association research projects. Research projects and authors have been selected by the Director of Research who serves as chairman of each Project Editorial Consulting Committee. The actual research is being conducted by the named individuals who are solely responsible for the procedure followed and the research conclusions. Members of the Project Editorial Consulting Committees are expected to suggest ideas and offer comments on the scope of the research project, the research methodology and the researcher's findings. The project, Impact of the Behavioral Sciences on Accounting, is being conducted by Carl Thomas Devine and David Green, Jr. The consulting committee includes, Robert N. Anthony of the Harvard University, Ivar E. Berg of the Columbia University, Jack Gray of the University of Minnesota, Roger H. Hermanson of the University of Maryland, David H. Li of the University of Washington, etc. The project, A Study of the Effects on Investment Valuations from Adjusting Published Financial Reports for Price Changes, will be conducted by Thomas R. Dyckman. The consulting committee includes, William Beaver of the University of Chicago, William J. Bruns, Jr. of the University of Washington, Allan R. Drebiri of the Cornell University, Bertrand N. Horwitz of the Syracuse University, etc.