The main objective of this article is to investigate the effects and consequences ofbehavioral biases – at the judgmental level – on managerial accounting techniques. Inthis respect, the individual judgmental biases – including: Over Confidence, Optimi
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The main objective of this article is to investigate the effects and consequences ofbehavioral biases – at the judgmental level – on managerial accounting techniques. Inthis respect, the individual judgmental biases – including: Over Confidence, Optimism,Hindsight, and Representativeness biases, - are treated as independent variables, whilethe managerial accounting techniques functions– including: Budgeting and Forecasting,Evaluating the undesirable consequences of the risk, Performance Evaluation, TakingRisky Options, Ranking and Weighting the potentiality of the risk in different ventures,and feedback assessment of the risk potentiality, - are considered as dependentvariables.The Structural Equation Modeling Technique, with Maximum Accuracy (ML) hasbeen utilized for hypothesis test. The following results are the overall findings:1) The results showed that, there is an opposite relationship between OverConfidence and Optimism biases, on one hand, and managerial accountingtechniques on the other hand;2) A meaningful straight linkage between Hindsight bias and managerialaccounting techniques was observed;3) No potential relationship between Representativeness bias and the dependentvariable could be found;
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