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The objective of this research is to differ the role between ages and experiences in ethical decision making that consist of ethical awareness, ethical judgments, and ethical intentions of accounting lecturers in Tangerang. Based on the previous studies. This study will use multiple regression analysis and ANOVA in the determination of which one between ages and experiences has differed more ethical awareness, ethical judgments, and ethical intentions. Empirical studies revealed that experiences have more distinctive in ethical awareness and ethical judgments, but in ethical intentions, ages were more distinctive than experiences. The meaning of these studies those older individuals would continuously support ethical intentions and behavior without considering their individual experiences. With the consideration of the individual experiences, the senior individuals would not have strong intentions in ethics. The difference between older individuals and senior individuals were the older people fewer judgments in ethics but more the intention. In turn, the senior individuals always considerate ethical decision making, but do not have intentions to support

The Effects of Age and Experience on the Decision Making of Accounting Lecturers