英文摘要 |
The study proposes that social pressures (including superior pressure and peer pressure) cause dysfunctional behaviors of tax officials (i.e., low auditing quality and high turnover intention), and commitments (including organizational commitment and professional commitment) moderate the relationship between social pressures and the dysfunctional behaviors. The experimental research method was adopted. The participants consisted of 117 tax officials who were randomly divided into two experimental groups (one with superior pressure plus outside pressure and the other with peer pressure plus outside pressure) and one control group (with only outside pressure). The results showed that social pressures, especially superior pressure, caused lower auditing quality and higher turnover intention. In the presence of high professional commitment or high organizational commitment, social pressures still cause dysfunctional behaviors. However, the effect of outside pressure on turnover intention is mitigated in the presence of high professional commitment. According to these results, suggestions as to how to decrease social pressure sources were provided. |