Article Critique: Primary Area of Study (Accounting)

INSTRUCTIONS
Choose one scholarly research journal article (https://doi.org/10.4236/ojacct.2016.54007) from your primary Area of Study: Accounting.
The title page and bibliography or reference page are not included in the word count.

Article – Bhasin, M. L. (2016). Creative accounting scam at Satyam Computer Limited: How the fraud story unfolded? Open Journal of Accounting, 05(04), 57–81. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojacct.2016.54007.

The critique must include:
1) Title page and bibliography or reference page.
1) Give a
brief review of the study in your article. Include the following:
a. Purpose
of the study
b. Research
methods used
c. Results
of the study
2) Interdisciplinary
focus: Step 6 – Analyze the problem and evaluate each insight or theory
a. What
discipline(s) is/are represented in the study?
b. What
disciplinary insights do you find?
c. What
disciplinary theories are being studied/researched/discussed?
d. Identify
any disciplinary bias or disciplinary jargon used.
e. How
does the study relate to your research topic? (My Research Topic – Accounting Financial Fraud & how Executive Leadership Insights Might Help Deter or Avoid Fraud)
3) Using the
chosen article, explain the best methods for integrating multiple biblical
principles into your interdisciplinary project. Be sure to cover a)
multiple principles and b) apply specific parts of the article to your unique
project.
4) Provide
at least 6 citations from the article (using the formatting style of your
primary AOS (Accounting). Direct quotations should have quotation marks and a citation.

Do not rely heavily on direct quotations from the article. Use your own words and ideas as much as possible in your critique.

The student should also carefully read Chapter 7 from the Repko & Szostak text (attached).
Textbook – Repko, A.F.,
& Szostak, R.(2021). Interdisciplinary
Research process and Theory. SAGE. Fourth edition.

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