Under Review
Neurofraud: A Literature Review and Theoretical Framework for Applying Neuroscience Tools to Fraud Research
2024 – Present · Under Review at JFIA
A comprehensive literature review and methodological framework proposing how neuroscience tools (EEG, fMRI, eye-tracking, fNIRS, and physiological measures) can be applied to fraud research domains including fraudulent financial reporting, auditor judgment, investor responses, and perpetrator cognition.
Ongoing
Inertia, Deterrence, and Organizational Fraud: A Study on Behavioral Intentions in Commission Schemes
August 2024 – Present
Examines how inertia moderates deterrent effects of punishment severity, certainty, and celerity on fraud behavioral intentions in commission-based compensation environments.
Ongoing
Rationalizing Non-Compliance: Analyzing Techniques of Neutralization, Self-Efficacy and Time Pressure in AI Policy Compliance
August 2024 – Present
Finalizing for Submission
Neuro Study to Understand the Cognitive Load of Managerial Accounting Students Based on the Learning Method
2024 – Present
Ongoing
Investigating the Impacts of Fraud Awareness Training on Intention to Commit Fraud
2025 – Present
Ongoing
Investigating Auditor Behavioral Intentions using a Neuro-Headset
2023 – Present
Working paper with student Patrick Burns using EEG technology to study auditor decision-making.
Ongoing
Does Corporate Social Responsibility Reduce Employee Theft?
August 2017 – Present
Writing Results
Data Loss from Storage Device Failure: An Empirical Study of Protection Motivation
June 2018 – Present
Ongoing
The Impact of Habit in Information Security Behaviors
August 2016 – Present