Users’ perception of decision-usefulness of corporate environmental reports

Improvement of Users' Perception of Corporate Social Responsibility: Visualization of Financial Statements

Nowadays a major portion of our information about various subjects is obtained through images .This study tries to look at corporates' financial reports with a new perspective. Using images together with numbers and figures, the study used a new way to present concepts related to CSR[i] along with financial information. To this aim, CSR was experimentally examined through four hypotheses among ...

students perception of computerized toefl test

تحقیق حاضر به بررسی درک دانشجویان از مزایا و معایب آزمون های کامپیوتری تافل و تاثیر جنسیت بر درک آنها پرداخته است. شرکت کنندگان در این تحقیق 100 نفرزبان آموز مرد و زن بودند که در آزمون کامپیوتری تافل در ایران شرکت کرده بودند. پرسشنامه یی که در مورد مزایا و معایب آزمون های کامپیوتری در مقایسه با آزمون های کاغذی توسط محقق تهیه شده بود جهت تکمیل به این افراد ارایه شد. داده های بدست آمده در این مطا...

Corporate Web Site Reports: Some Evidence on Relevances and Usefulness

We investigate whether corporations are following the “best disclosure practices” when presenting business reports on their Web sites. As a benchmark, we use the recommendations made by the Jenkins Committee (1994) to improve corporate reporting practices, to evaluate reports presented on corporate Web sites for their value, relevance, and quality of information. We compute a disclosure score u...

Environmental sound perception of cochlear implant users.

The purposes of this study were (1) to develop a new test of environmental sound perception, the Environmental Sounds Perception Test (EST), (2) to compare the performance of experienced cochlear implant (CI) recipients with that of age-equivalent normally hearing (NH) listeners using this new test, and (3) to pilot test its clinical use as a pre-to-post assessment tool. The closed-set EST cons...

Users’ Perception and Evaluation of Environmental Functions: Developing a Conceptual Model