Jacqueline R. Griffith again

Jacqueline R. Griffith's dissertation abtract itself appears to be partly plagiarized.

Helen B. Mason (1995):

The implications are that institutional investors prefer firms that approve stock splits. These investors either encourage stock split behavior or have the ability to identify firms with stock split characteristics in the pre-split period or both.

Jacqueline R. Griffith (2001):

The implications are that institutional investors prefer firms that approve stock splits. These investors either encourage stock split behavior or have the ability to identify firms with stock split characteristics in the pre-split period or both.

Helen B. Mason (1995):

Results of regression, ANOVA, ANCOVA, and correlation analyses indicate a positive relationship between split behavior and level of institutional ownership.

Jacqueline R. Griffith (2001):

Results of ANOVA, regression, and correlation analysis indicate a positive relationship between institutional ownership and stock split behavior.

(Passages taken from Dissertation Abstracts Online.)