Comparing and contrasting two new resources for the behavioral accounting researcher.

Jacob G. Birnberg; Vicky B. Hoffman; Donald V. Moser

doi:10.2308/bria-493789

March 1, 1998Behavioral Research in Accounting

Comparing and contrasting two new resources for the behavioral accounting researcher.

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The aim is to evaluate and compare two recent resources in the field of behavioral accounting research.
Reviewed two accounting books focused on behavioral research.
Analyzed content and themes in 'Judgment and Decision-Making' and 'Behavioral Accounting Research'.
Highlighted differences in focus and methodology between the two resources.
Identified the strengths and contributions each book offers to behavioral accounting researchers.

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Comparative review analyzes two accounting books, highlighting their contributions and insights for researchers.

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Reviews two accounting books. `Judgment and Decision-Making: Research in Accounting and Auditing,' edited by Robert Ashton and Alison Ashton; `Behavioral Accounting Research: Foundations and Frontiers, edited by Vicky Arnold and Steve Sutton.

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