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Figure 1. A proposed general ethic model

TPB

Affective Beliefs Subjective Norms

Cognitive Beliefs Attitude

Perceived Behavioral
Control

Cost

Importance Ego Strength

Individual Attributes Locus of Control

Perceived Normative
Beliefs

Machiavelism Intention Behavior

Moral Judgment Moral Obligation

Punishment Environment

Reciprocal Equity

Distributive Culture

Procedural Past Behavior

et al. (2003), Leonard et al. (2004) • Moral Judgment: Al-Rafee and Cronan

(2005), Banerjee et al. (1998), Leonard et al.
(2004)

• Affective beliefs: Al-Rafee and Cronan

(2005)

• Cognitive beliefs: Al-Rafee and Cronan

(2005)

• Punishment: Peace et al. (2003)

• Culture - Hofstede (2003), Shin et al.

(2004) • Cost: Shin et al (2004), Peace et al. (2003)

• Individual attributes: Al-Rafee and Cronan

(2005), Bommer et al. (1987), Cronan et al.
(2005)

• Ego Strength: Banerjee et al. (1998), Leonard

et al. (2004), Trevino (1986)

• Equity: Douglas et al. (2006), Glass and

Wood (1996), Joshi (1989) • Importance: Al-Rafee and Cronan (2005),

Cronan et al. (2005) • Reciprocal: Douglas et al. (2006), Joshi

(1989) • Machiavellianism: Al-Rafee and Cronan

(2005)