45961

Márcia Figueredo D’Souza
Daniel N. Jones

Revista de Educação e Pesquisa em Contabilidade

Objetivo: Caracterizar a pesquisa científica do Dark Triad, elucidando o direcionamento dessa temática, no contexto empresarial e contábil, no período de 2012 a 2014. Método: Para essa investigação, utilizou-se o levantamento sociobibliométrico como estratégia de pesquisa, com base na observação de conteúdos, em duas fontes: Portal Periódicos Capes e o Web Science Knowledge. A amostra do estudo totalizou 90 artigos e foram ilustrados por redes científicas. Ao final, foi elaborada a taxonomia dos 12 trabalhos que convergiram para a discussão do constructo Dark Triad. Resultados: Sobre o direcionamento dos artigos, o Narcisismo é o mais explorado e associado à liderança e tomada de decisão empresarial. A Psicopatia atrai atenção dos pesquisadores quanto ao comportamento aversivo do líder no meio corporativo. O Maquiavelismo tem maior ênfase em investigações relacionadas à manipulação. Especificamente à área contábil, a maioria associa os traços a comportamentos antiéticos com propensão a fraudes nos relatórios financeiros. Contribuições: Os resultados apontaram oportunidades de pesquisas com os traços do Dark Triad, especialmente pela interdisciplinaridade e relevância científica desta temática, ainda pouco explorado pelos pesquisadores da área contábil. Ademais, merecem a atenção de líderes, no sentido de refletirem suas atitudes e dos seus funcionários no ambiente empresarial.

Contabilidade, Contexto Empresarial, Dark Triad, Maquiavelismo, Narcisismo, Psicopatia

D’SOUZA, M. F.; JONES, D. Taxonomia da Rede Científica do Dark Triad: Revelações no Meio Empresarial e Contábil. Revista de Educação e Pesquisa em Contabilidade, v. 11, n. 3, p. 296-313, 2017.

D’souza, M. F., & Jones, D. (2017). Taxonomia da Rede Científica do Dark Triad: Revelações no Meio Empresarial e Contábil. Revista de Educação e Pesquisa em Contabilidade, 11(3), 296-313.

http://dx.doi.org/10.17524/repec.v11i3.1588

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