Developing a Judicial Accounting Paradigm in the Fluctuation of the Level of Protection of Shareholders' Profits in Companies: An Analysis Based on the Thorndike's Theory Test
Subject Areas : Management Accounting
Somayeh Sharifi
1
(PhD Student, Department of Accounting, Ahvaz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz, Iran)
Seyed Ali Vaez
2
(Invited Associate Professor, Department of Accounting, Ahvaz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz,Iran Shahid Chamran State University)
mehdi basirat
3
(Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Ahvaz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz, Iran)
Keywords: Thorndike's Theory, Judicial Accounting Paradigm, Protection of Shareholders' Pr,
Abstract :
The Purpose of this research is developing a Judicial Accounting Paradigm in the Fluctuation of the Level of Protection of Shareholders' profits in Companies by Thorndike's Theory Test. In this study, which was conducted in the period of one year in 2018-2019, the collection tool included two parts of a questionnaire and the data disclosed in the financial statements of Tehran Stock Exchange companies. In fact, in order to improve the level of innovation in the relationship between judgmental and quantitative processes in accounting research, a standard questionnaire was used to collect data on the development of the judicial paradigm and entropy analysis was used to collect data on the protection of Shareholders' profits. Then, the total results of companies' evaluation in terms of judicial accounting effectiveness were examined based on two criteria of companies with protection of high shareholders' interests and protection of low shareholders' profits by multivariate maneuver tests, repeated measures analysis of variance and post hoc tests. The results of the research hypothesis test showed that the judicial accounting paradigm in companies with high protection of shareholders 'interests compared to companies with low protection of shareholders' interests is significantly different. In fact, this result shows the link between the judicial accounting paradigm as a stimulus and a factor to protect the interests of shareholders which aims to create a coherent approach to comply with accounting outputs with laws and regulations and detect financial irregularities to increase sensitivities to protect the interests of shareholders and has the function of building trust among shareholders in the company.
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