We should have known that our colleagues on the other floor of the
building are writing about auditors' memories!
LOL,
Charles Wankel
Mg-Ed-Dv List Director
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Series: Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research
Title: Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research, Volume 5
Edited by:V. Arnold, School of Business, University of Connecticut,
2100
Hillside Road Unit 1041, Storrs, CT, USA
Imprint: JAI
Prices: 0-7623-0953-9 Hardbound EUR 90.00 Publication: November 2002
0-7623-0953-9 Hardbound USD 90.00 Publication: November 2002
Website:
http://www.elsevier.com/locate/isbn/0-7623-0953-9
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Contents:
List of contributors. Reviewer acknowledgements. Editor's comments.
Auditors' memory for documented evidence
(R.D. Plumlee et al.). [You can email David Plumlee a request for a
copy at
actdp@business.utah.edu ]
Outcome information and the evaluation of auditor performance: the
role of evidence recall, interpretation and weighting
(J.G. Wermert).
Perspectives on Accounting Behavioral Research
. The impact of digital technology on accounting behavioural research
(J.E. Hunton).
Accounting Behavioral Research.
Contingent economic rents: insidious threats to audit independence
(J.D. Beeler, J.E. Hunton).
The effects of cognitive load on decision aid users
(J.M. Rose).
Morality vs. ideology: implications for accounting ethics research
(D.G. Fisher, J.T. Sweeney).
The effect of product and process complexity on participative
leadership style
(B.D. Clinton, H. Nouri).
The effects of budget emphasis, participation and organizational
commitment on job satisfaction: evidence from the financial services
sector
(C.M. Lau, J. Chong).
The effects of red-flag items, unfavorable projection errors, and
time pressure on tax preparers' aggressiveness
(R.I. Newmark, K.E. Karim).
Methodoligical Issues in Behavioral Research
. The Keirsey temperament sorter: investigating the impact of
personality traits in accounting
(P. Wheeler et al.).