Frederick Choo

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Frederick Choo

Professor, Accounting

Contact Information

Email: fchoo@sfsu.edu

Website:

http://online.sfsu.edu/~profchoo

Office Hours: MT 5-7

Phone: 338-1332

Department: Accounting

Location: SCI 310

Advising Duties: Undergrad/ GE

Intellectual Contributions

The American Dream and Corporate Executive Fraud (2012)
Developing a decision aid based on Bonner's conceptual framework (2012)
Trend in Accounting Student Characteristics: Results from 2005-2010 Archival Transcript Data. (2012)
An Excel Planning and Teaching Decision Aid for Bonner's Conceptual Framework (2011)
An Income Statement Teaching Approach for Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis by Using a Company's CVP Model (2011)
An exploratory study of narcissistic executives circumventing controls to commit fraud (2010)
A retrospective analysis of teaching accounting with a thick accent (2010)
Teach Accounting with a Thick Accent in iLearn (2009)
The Effect of Fraud Triangle Factors on Students' Cheating Behaviors (2008)
A Simplified Approach to Teaching PRocess Costing in Managerial (Cost) Accounting (2008)
A Strutured Approach for Teaching Auditing according to Bonner's Conceptual Framework (2008)
An American Dream Theory of Corporate Executive Fraud (2007)
A Simple Approach for Teaching Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis by using A COmpany's CVP Model (2007)
A Commentary on Sample Design Issues in Behavioral Accounting Experiments (2006)
Business Students' Self-reported Propensity to Cheat in Class (2006)
An American Dream Theory of Corporate Executive Fraud (2005)
Deep-Elaborative Learning of Introductory Management Accounting for Business Students (2005)
California Micro Devices Corp: A Class Discussion of Auditor's Ethical, Legal, and Professional Responsibilities (2005)
The Effect of Fraud Triangle on Business Students' Cheating Behavior (2005)
Despaired By A Very Small Subject Pool? (2004)
A Model to Simplify the Choosing of Teaching Methods Based on Learning Objectives (2004)
A Structural Equation Modeling of CEO Pay-Performance Relationships (2004)
Deep-Elaborative Learning Strategy in Cost Accounting (2004)
A Structural Equation Modeling of CEO Pay-Performance Relationships (2004)
An Analysis of Auditors' Fraud Risk Judgments in a Multi-Auditing Tasks Setting (2003)
A Model to Simplify the Choosing of Teaching Methods Based on Learning Objectives (2003)
Deep-Elaboration Learning of Introductory Management Accounting for Business Students (2002)
Deep-Elaboration Learning of Introductory Management Accounting for Business Students (2002)
Instruction, Skepticism, and Accounting Students' Ability to Detect Frauds (2000)
Structural Assessment in Accounting Research (2000)
Deep-Elaborative Learning of Introductory Management Accounting (2000)

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Frederick Choo

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Frederick Choo

Professor, Accounting

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Intellectual Contributions