Abstract:

This study aims to develop a scale to determine the causes of the tendency to deceive in terms of psychological and sociological factors. In relation to fraud, there are other scale studies in literature. The difference of the research here is explained under the title the other scales are assessed. In terms of measuring the causes of the tendency of fraud, there are "7" sub-dimensional "57" questionnaire, also 16 questionnaire to take into account demographic variables. The validity and reliability studies were based on data obtained from 938 people, including 339 women and 599 men. For the validity studies of the measurement, the Detective Factor Analysis (KFA) and the Verifying Factor Analysis (DFA) were conducted. The scalability of the sample volume of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability of the scalability. To measure the reliability of the AESO, the value of Cronbach Alpha, which demonstrates the reliability of internal consistency, was found to be 0.96, taking into account all the scale queries. Analysis on the validity of the measurement and detailed information on the findings obtained are explained under the relevant titles. The findings related to validity and reliability studies show that the AESO is a valid and reliable tool.

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