Auditing papers in the ABO Section program

 

Behavioral Research in Auditing (ABO), Monday, August 18, 1997, 2:00 pm–3:30 pm

"An Investigation of the Relationship Between Organizational Citizenship and the Characteristics of Fraud", Sandra T. Welch, University of Texas, at San Antonio; Margaret R. Langford, St. Mary’s University; Sarah A. Holmes, Texas A & M University; Orion J. Welch, St. Mary’s University

  "Group Process Gains and Losses in Analytical Procedures", James J. Maroney, Northeastern University; Jean C. Bedard, Northeastern University; Stanley F. Biggs, University of Connecticut

  " Investigation Multiple Responses to Corrective Feedback: A Field Study of the Audit Workpaper Review Process", Robert J. Ramsay, University of Kentucky; Donald Fedor, Georgia Institute of Technology

Moderator: Gene H. Johnson, Louisiana Tech University

Discussant: Richard A. Bernardi, SUNY-Plattsburgh

 

Forum papers

"An Examination of Pressure Effects Research in Accounting", F. Todd DeZoort, University of South Carolina and Alan T. Lord, Bowling Green State University

"The Use of Decision Aids in Auditors’ Judgmental Evaluations", D. Jordan Lowe, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Philip M. J. Reckers, Arizona State University

  "An Investigation of Multidimensional Knowledge Structure and Computer Auditor Performance", Ralph E. Viator, University of Kentucky and Mary B. Curtis, University of Missouri–St. Louis

  "The Integration of Non-Financial Information in Conducting Analytical Procedures", Ganesh Krishnamoorthy, Jeff Cohen and Arnold Wright, all at Boston College

  "The Impact of Ambiguity and Risk on the Auditor’s Detection Risk Assessments", Timothy J. Louwers and Jerry R. Strawser, University of Houston

 


 

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