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Bryan Stikeleather
Bryan Stikeleather
Assistant Professor of Accounting, University of South Carolina
Verified email at moore.sc.edu
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When do employers benefit from offering workers a financial reward for reporting internal misconduct?
BR Stikeleather
Accounting, Organizations and Society 52, 1-14, 2016
74*2016
Honor among thieves: Open internal reporting and managerial collusion
JH Evans III, DV Moser, AH Newman, BR Stikeleather
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (4), 1375-1402, 2016
632016
Performance feedback type and employees' subsequent willingness to help other employees
PW Black, AH Newman, BR Stikeleather, NJ Waddoups
Journal of Management Accounting Research 31 (3), 25-39, 2019
322019
How Relative Performance Information Affects Exploration-exploitation DecisionsRelative performance information and decision-making
AH Newman, BR Stikeleather, NJ Waddoups
Journal of Management Accounting Research, 0
6
Investigating the Interactive Effects of Prosocial Actions, Construal, and Moral Identity on the Extent of Employee Reporting Dishonesty
JA Johnson, PR Martin, B Stikeleather, D Young
Journal of Business Ethics, 1-23, 2021
52021
Organizational Openness, Relative Performance Information (RPI), and Employee Performance
AH Newman, B Stikeleather, N Waddoups
42016
How Corporate Social Responsibility Influences Managers' Ethical Behavior: An Experimental Investigation of Spillover Effects
J Johnson, P Martin, B Stikeleather, D Young
32016
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