Pamela R. Murphy

Queen's University — Canada

Decision Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Ethics in Business and Education(11), Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies(9), Corruption and Economic Development(5), Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment(5), Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance(4)

Publications24 total

The Importance of Social Mechanisms in the Commission of or Resistance to Group Fraud: A Field Study
SSRN Electronic Journal·2021Open Access
Reducing Accounting Aggressiveness with General Ethical Norms and Decision Structure
Journal of Business Ethics·2019· 9 cited
Why Are People Honest? Internal and External Motivations to Report Honestly
Contemporary Accounting Research·2019· 24 cited
Can Fraudulent Cues Be Transmitted by Innocent Participants?
Journal of Behavioral Finance·2017· 14 cited
Why are People Honest? Internal and External Motivations to Report Honestly
SSRN Electronic Journal·2017Open Access
Military Parenting in the Digital Age: Existing Practices, New Possibilities
2016· 4 cited
Broadening the Fraud Triangle: Instrumental Climate and Fraud
Behavioral Research in Accounting·2015· 134 cited
The Continued Need for Diversity in Fraud Research
Journal of Business Ethics·2014· 53 citedOpen Access
Local financial and fiduciary management in the UK: a strategic state firework fallen to earth or a financial management initiative awaiting re-ignition?
Nottingham Trent University's Institutional Repository (Nottingham Trent Repository)·2014
A strategic state firework fallen to earth or a financial management initiative awaiting re-ignition? Local financial and fiduciary management in the UK
Nottingham Trent University's Institutional Repository (Nottingham Trent Repository)·2014
The Ties that Bind: The Decision to Co‐Offend in Fraud
Contemporary Accounting Research·2013· 161 cited
The Impact of Authority on Reporting Behavior, Rationalization and Affect
Contemporary Accounting Research·2013· 89 cited
The Ties that Bind: The Decision to Co-Offend in Fraud
SSRN Electronic Journal·2013· 12 citedOpen Access
Attitude, Machiavellianism and the rationalization of misreporting
Accounting Organizations and Society·2012· 241 cited
The Role of Ethical Climate in Fraud
SSRN Electronic Journal·2012· 8 citedOpen Access
The Impact of Authority on Reporting Behavior, Affect, and Rationalization
SSRN Electronic Journal·2012· 6 citedOpen Access
Attitude, Machiavellianism and the Rationalization of Misreporting
SSRN Electronic Journal·2011· 50 citedOpen Access
Psychological Pathways to Fraud: Understanding and Preventing Fraud in Organizations
Journal of Business Ethics·2011· 72 citedOpen Access
Competition for Andersen's Clients*
Contemporary Accounting Research·2008· 65 cited
The Impact of Ethics Education on Reporting Behavior
Journal of Business Ethics·2008· 97 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Brian W. Mayhew(6), Clinton Free(4), Mark J. Kohlbeck(2), Michael S. Wilkins(2), Michael J. Wynes(2), Till‐Arne Hahn(2), Patricia G. Devine(2), Tina Dacin(1), Gloria J. McVay(1), Sung Wook Yoon(1), Vikas Anand(1), M. Tina Dacin(1), Lynnette D. Purda(1), David B. Skillicorn(1), Khim Kelly(1), Carmel Branston(1), Kelly A. Blasko(1), Maggie R. Jones(1), Pujawati Mariestha Gondowijoyo(1), Christie Hayne(1)