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  • Kilmarnock, Scotland, United Kingdom
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... EconPapers has moved to http://EconPapers.repec.org! Please update your bookmarks. Approaches to Learning in Finance Students: The effect of entry qualifications, gender and age. Angus Duff. ...
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... EconPapers has moved to http://EconPapers.repec.org! Please update your bookmarks. Learning Styles of UK Accounting Students: Four studies of the reliability and validity of the Learning Styles Questionnaire. Angus Duff. ...
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Interest in audit quality is at an all-time high. The sudden collapse of Enron in the United States in 2001, followed by a number of other high-profile US companies reporting financial difficulties, created a crisis of public confidence... more
Interest in audit quality is at an all-time high. The sudden collapse of Enron in the United States in 2001, followed by a number of other high-profile US companies reporting financial difficulties, created a crisis of public confidence concerning the corporate governance and auditing of publicly-quoted companies in the US. The deep concern about the quality of reported earnings led to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, imposing new requirements on directors and audit committees and effectively ending the self-regulation of the auditing profession in the US. Although there exist significant differences in the regulatory framework, corporate governance regime, and accounting and auditing standards between the UK and the US, the financial regulation of the publicly-quoted companies in the UK has come under scrutiny. Within the UK, significant competition and slow growth in the market for audit services over the past two decades have created downward pressure on audit fees. At the same time the a...
Publikationsansicht. 31055412. The application of cognitive learning styles with specific reference to accounting / (2003). Duff, Angus. Abstract. Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Paisley, 2002. Details der Publikation. Download,... more
Publikationsansicht. 31055412. The application of cognitive learning styles with specific reference to accounting / (2003). Duff, Angus. Abstract. Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Paisley, 2002. Details der Publikation. Download, http://worldcat.org/oclc/59176432. ...
In a study of third-year accounting students from five Scottish universities and academic accounting staff in Scotland, perceptions of the seriousness and frequency of occurrence of 22 different kinds of academic misconduct were measured.... more
In a study of third-year accounting students from five Scottish universities and academic accounting staff in Scotland, perceptions of the seriousness and frequency of occurrence of 22 different kinds of academic misconduct were measured. Reasons for cheating and for not cheating were also examined. Data with respect to respondent, age, gender, institution, teaching specialism and teaching experience are discussed, along with the implications of these results for all accounting educators.
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Abstract This article describes the relationship between citizenship behaviours and performance of university teachers (CBUT) and the professional motivation and self-confidence of their students. Four CBUT dimensions were studied:... more
Abstract This article describes the relationship between citizenship behaviours and performance of university teachers (CBUT) and the professional motivation and self-confidence of their students. Four CBUT dimensions were studied: participatory behaviour, practical orientation, conscientiousness and courtesy. A sample of 242 graduates from a variety of organizations and occupations were contacted. The findings are consistent with those obtained by Rego and Rego and Sousa concerning students' and teachers' points ...
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... Address for correspondence: Angus Duff, University of Paisley, Ayrshire Management Centre, Craigie ... It has been suggested an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that... more
... Address for correspondence: Angus Duff, University of Paisley, Ayrshire Management Centre, Craigie ... It has been suggested an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that individual's educational attainment (Allinson and Hayes, 1988). ...
This study draws on the exchange relationships literature to create a model of what motivates corporate customers to continue their relationships with their primary banking services providers. The study reports the results of a... more
This study draws on the exchange relationships literature to create a model of what motivates corporate customers to continue their relationships with their primary banking services providers. The study reports the results of a questionnaire survey administered to ...
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Previous research indicates that age, gender, and prior academic achievement have direct effects on students' approaches to learning and their academic performance and progression. Here an investigation is reported which explores the... more
Previous research indicates that age, gender, and prior academic achievement have direct effects on students' approaches to learning and their academic performance and progression. Here an investigation is reported which explores the relationships between 60 first-year undergraduate accounting and business economics students' approaches to learning, their age, gender, prior academic achievement, and their subsequent academic performance and progression. Linear regression analyses identified the strongest predictor of first-year academic performance and progression as prior academic achievement (i.e. performance in school examinations). Cluster analysis of the six dimensions of the RASI, academic performance and progression revealed two clusters. The first cluster (labelled 'effective learner') had a 75.0% rate of progression; the second (labelled 'ineffective learner') had only an 11.7% rate of progression. 'Effective learner' scores high on Deep Appr...
Given the psychometric limitations of existing measures of Kolb's experiential learning model (ELM), two new scales of learning styles have been developed. The validity of these scales has been supported in samples of undergraduate... more
Given the psychometric limitations of existing measures of Kolb's experiential learning model (ELM), two new scales of learning styles have been developed. The validity of these scales has been supported in samples of undergraduate and MBA students in the USA. This paper provides evidence of some psychometric properties of scores yielded by these scales using samples of undergraduate students in the UK. Only limited support is found for the internal consistency reliability and construct validity of scores produced by the scales. However, an item attrition exercise identifies a two-factor solution providing an acceptable fit to the data. The scales are reported as being positively correlated with academic performance and prior academic achievement. Despite the mixed evidence, we suggest further development of the scales is warranted to create a psychometrically sound measure of the ELM.
This investigation: first, examines some psychometric properties of the scores obtained on a 30 item short form of the Revised Approaches to Studying Inventory (RASI) using samples of postgraduate management (MBA) students (n=75); second,... more
This investigation: first, examines some psychometric properties of the scores obtained on a 30 item short form of the Revised Approaches to Studying Inventory (RASI) using samples of postgraduate management (MBA) students (n=75); second, examines the relationship between scores on the three dimensions of the RASI and background variables of age, gender and prior educational experience; third, tests for any relationship between the background variables and academic performance as measured by four distinct types of assessment; and fourth, examines the relationship between scores on the three dimensions of the RASI and academic performance. No previous published work has examined the approaches to learning of postgraduate business students. Key findings include: the instrument has satisfactory psychometric properties; and scores obtained on the RASI using samples of MBA students are good predictors of academic performance in continuous assessment tasks but poor predictors of performan...
... Angus Duff Corresponding Author Contact Information , E-mail The Corresponding Author and Tim Duffy. ... An item analysis and pruning exercise failed to raise the internal consistency reliability to a satisfactory level, or provide... more
... Angus Duff Corresponding Author Contact Information , E-mail The Corresponding Author and Tim Duffy. ... An item analysis and pruning exercise failed to raise the internal consistency reliability to a satisfactory level, or provide adequate model fit to the data. ...
This investigation analyses representations of gender and race in 19 Big Four UK accounting firms’ annual reviews from 2003 to 2007. Developing the critical literature considering the use of photographs in corporate annual reports and the... more
This investigation analyses representations of gender and race in 19 Big Four UK accounting firms’ annual reviews from 2003 to 2007. Developing the critical literature considering the use of photographs in corporate annual reports and the intersection of accounting and gender and race it considers how photographs are used to depict men and women, black and white within firms’ annual
... Angus Duff Corresponding Author Contact Information , E-mail The Corresponding Author and Tim Duffy. ... An item analysis and pruning exercise failed to raise the internal consistency reliability to a satisfactory level, or provide... more
... Angus Duff Corresponding Author Contact Information , E-mail The Corresponding Author and Tim Duffy. ... An item analysis and pruning exercise failed to raise the internal consistency reliability to a satisfactory level, or provide adequate model fit to the data. ...
... the response rate (32.4 per cent), response bias is not a serious threat to the ... Gap analysis of expectations versus perceptions scores, a disconfirmation approach, could allow service ... Table IV Correlation matrix for overall... more
... the response rate (32.4 per cent), response bias is not a serious threat to the ... Gap analysis of expectations versus perceptions scores, a disconfirmation approach, could allow service ... Table IV Correlation matrix for overall sample (n=259), internal consistency reliability estimates ...
This investigation: first, examines some psychometric properties of the scores obtained on a 30 item short form of the Revised Approaches to Studying Inventory (RASI) using samples of postgraduate management (MBA) students (n= 75);... more
This investigation: first, examines some psychometric properties of the scores obtained on a 30 item short form of the Revised Approaches to Studying Inventory (RASI) using samples of postgraduate management (MBA) students (n= 75); second, examines the relationship ...
... Notes. Centre for Research into Learning, University of Paisley, Ayr Campus, Ayr KA8 OSR, Scotland, UK. Email: angus.duff@paisley.ac.uk. As such, academic performance as a behavioural measure suffers a restriction of range.... more
... Notes. Centre for Research into Learning, University of Paisley, Ayr Campus, Ayr KA8 OSR, Scotland, UK. Email: angus.duff@paisley.ac.uk. As such, academic performance as a behavioural measure suffers a restriction of range. References. 1. Allinson, CW and Hayes, J. 1988. ...
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This investigation analyses representations of gender and race in 19 Big Four UK accounting firms’ annual reviews from 2003 to 2007. Developing the critical literature considering the use of photographs in corporate annual reports and the... more
This investigation analyses representations of gender and race in 19 Big Four UK accounting firms’ annual reviews from 2003 to 2007. Developing the critical literature considering the use of photographs in corporate annual reports and the intersection of accounting and gender and race it considers how photographs are used to depict men and women, black and white within firms’ annual
... E-mail: angus.duff@paisley.ac.uk Accounting Education 10 (2), 185–197 (2001) ... Allinson and Hayes (1988) point out that an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that... more
... E-mail: angus.duff@paisley.ac.uk Accounting Education 10 (2), 185–197 (2001) ... Allinson and Hayes (1988) point out that an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that individual's educational attainment. ...
Abstract Given the continuing interest concerning both the use of case studies and learning styles in accounting education, the recent papers by Adler, R., Whiting, RH and Wynn-Williams, K.(2004), and Wynn-Williams, K., Whiting, RH and... more
Abstract Given the continuing interest concerning both the use of case studies and learning styles in accounting education, the recent papers by Adler, R., Whiting, RH and Wynn-Williams, K.(2004), and Wynn-Williams, K., Whiting, RH and Adler, A.(2008) in this journal ...
Psychometric instruments are widely used in accounting education research (Herring et al., Issues in Accounting Education, 4 (1), 48–57, 1989; Benke and Street, Accounting Education: an international journal, 1 (1), 33–45, 1992). Problems... more
Psychometric instruments are widely used in accounting education research (Herring et al., Issues in Accounting Education, 4 (1), 48–57, 1989; Benke and Street, Accounting Education: an international journal, 1 (1), 33–45, 1992). Problems with the reliability of ...
Previous research indicates that age, gender, and prior academic achievement have direct effects on students' approaches to learning and their academic performance and progression. Here an investigation is reported which... more
Previous research indicates that age, gender, and prior academic achievement have direct effects on students' approaches to learning and their academic performance and progression. Here an investigation is reported which explores the relationships between ...
... Address for correspondence: Angus Duff, University of Paisley, Ayrshire Management Centre, Craigie ... It has been suggested an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that... more
... Address for correspondence: Angus Duff, University of Paisley, Ayrshire Management Centre, Craigie ... It has been suggested an individual's learning orientation is possibly the most important determinant of that individual's educational attainment (Allinson and Hayes, 1988). ...
... ANGUS DUFF ... for each of the four learning styles: activist, re ector, theorist and pragmatist (see Table 1). Studies indicate that the LSQ is preferable to the LSI on account of its internal consistency with alpha coefficients... more
... ANGUS DUFF ... for each of the four learning styles: activist, re ector, theorist and pragmatist (see Table 1). Studies indicate that the LSQ is preferable to the LSI on account of its internal consistency with alpha coefficients ranging from 0.68 to 0.95 (Allinson and Hayes, 1988, 1990 ...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore the intersection of disability and accounting employment. Design/methodology/approach – The paper uses oral history accounts of 12 disabled accountants. The authors investigate... more
Purpose – This paper aims to explore the intersection of disability and accounting employment. Design/methodology/approach – The paper uses oral history accounts of 12 disabled accountants. The authors investigate narrators' experiences of being disabled people and professional accountants, identify the barriers they encounter in professional employment, and how they (re)negotiate professional work. Findings – The narrators' accounts are complex and
This article considers the impact of a student peer-mentoring programme (the Mentor Accountant Project, MAP) on first-year undergraduates’ academic performance. The development of MAP was informed by reference to extant literature; it... more
This article considers the impact of a student peer-mentoring programme (the Mentor Accountant Project, MAP) on first-year undergraduates’ academic performance. The development of MAP was informed by reference to extant literature; it relies on the voluntary services of third-year students who then act as mentors to first-year student mentees in an undergraduate degree programme. The impact of MAP in two
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Skip to content. Taylor & Francis Online: Librarians; Authors & Editors; Societies. Register; Sign in; Mobile. Home; Browse; Products; Redeem a voucher; Shortlist; Shopping Cart Cart. The online platform for Taylor & Francis Group content. Search. Advanced Search Within current journal Entire site. Home > List of Issues > Table of Contents > Reviewers of Articles in Volume 25, 2005 for Educational Psychology. Browse journal. View all volumes and issues. Current issue. Forthcoming articles. Most read articles. Most cited articles. Authors and submissions ...