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Table 5 Intercorrelation between different task characteristics

From: Characteristics of learning tasks in accounting textbooks: an AI assisted analysis

  

Density of real-world information and process orientation

Problem orientation

Modeling cycle

Process orientation

Description of social processes

Description of cash flows

Description of goods and services

Document orientation

Identification of problems

Obtaining missing information

Translate

Operate

Interpret

Interpret: liquidity aspects

Density of real-world information

Description of social processes

.220**

          
 

Description of cash flows

.441**

.185**

         
 

Description of goods and services

.277**

.245**

.632**

        
 

Document orientation

− .093

− .052

− .148

.305

       

Problem orientation

Identification of problems

.293**

.378**

.107

.028

.147

      
 

Obtaining missing information

.003

− .084*

− .008

− .005

.298**

− .043

     

Modeling cycle

Translate

.327**

.038

.340**

.244**

− .027

.016

.003

    
 

Operate

.556**

.247**

.407**

.281**

.339*

.580**

− .023

.152

   
 

Interpret

.045

.022

− .070

− .009

.234

.138**

.072*

− .095

.211**

  
 

Interpret: liquidity aspects

.037

.241**

− .094

− .280**

− .156

.180*

.090

.040

.101

.080

 
 

Interpret: profitability aspects

.060

.037

− .139**

− .364**

− .165

.217**

− .03

− .097

.400**

.168**

.183**

  1. Two categories (“assessing the relevance of information” and “validate”) could not be included in the analysis due to a lack of variance in the data