Information order effects on auditors' judgements as affected by the interaction between inherent risk and task-specific experience.

This study investigated the mitigating factors of inherent risk and task-related experience on auditor decision making processes. Task-related experience was found to mitigate recency effects and primacy effects in high and low risk conditions respectively.

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Main Authors:	Lee, Hazel Pheck Lan., Tan, Suyin., Tan, Wei Mei.
Other Authors:	Foo, See Liang
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::Auditing::Auditors
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/9405
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Institution:	Nanyang Technological University

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description	This study investigated the mitigating factors of inherent risk and task-related experience on auditor decision making processes. Task-related experience was found to mitigate recency effects and primacy effects in high and low risk conditions respectively.
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author	Lee, Hazel Pheck Lan. Tan, Suyin. Tan, Wei Mei.
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title	Information order effects on auditors' judgements as affected by the interaction between inherent risk and task-specific experience.
title_short	Information order effects on auditors' judgements as affected by the interaction between inherent risk and task-specific experience.
title_full	Information order effects on auditors' judgements as affected by the interaction between inherent risk and task-specific experience.
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Information order effects on auditors' judgements as affected by the interaction between inherent risk and task-specific experience.

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