Contabilidad y Aprensión Comunicativa: Estudio Comparativo de los Niveles y Perfiles de AC en los Estudiantes Universitarios

Accounting and Communicative Apprehension: Comparative Study on CA levels and Profiles of University Students

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  • José Luis Arquero Montaño Universidad de Sevilla
  • José Antonio Donoso Anes Universidad de Sevilla
  • Trevor Hassall Sheffield Hallan University
  • John Joyce Sheffield Hallam University
Palabras clave: aprensión comunicativa, formación en contabilidad, capacidades de comunicación

Resumen

La contabilidad está directamente relacionada con la actividad de comunicar. En esta línea, organizaciones de gran relevancia en el área contable han manifestado opiniones, apoyadas por los resultados de investigaciones, en favor de una mayor atención al desarrollo de este núcleo de capacidades en los profesionales de la contabilidad, ya sea durante la formación universitaria o posteriormente. Como consecuencia, un creciente número de programas de formación incluyen el desarrollo de las capacidades de comunicación como un objetivo educativo, integrando actividades que inciden en el perfeccionamiento de estas destrezas. Sin embargo, es necesario tener en cuenta la existencia de factores limitativos, como los niveles de aprensión comunicativa, que pueden provocar que el esfuerzo de formación sea poco efectivo, cuando no contraproducente. Así, con el objeto de conocer la influencia de estos factores, analizamos los niveles y perfiles de aprensión comunicativa de una muestra de estudiantes universitarios de contabilidad comparándolos con los de otras áreas de conocimiento.

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01-07-2003
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Arquero Montaño, J. L., Donoso Anes, J. A., Hassall, T., & Joyce, J. (2003). Contabilidad y Aprensión Comunicativa: Estudio Comparativo de los Niveles y Perfiles de AC en los Estudiantes Universitarios: Accounting and Communicative Apprehension: Comparative Study on CA levels and Profiles of University Students. Revista de Contabilidad - Spanish Accounting Review, 6(12), 21–46. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.um.es/rcsar/article/view/386791
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