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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Novice Auditors"”.
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The Impact of Receiving Peer Help and a Manager's Reputation for On-The-Spot Rewards on Novice Auditors' Task Performance
Auditors often receive help from peers, especially when performing novel tasks, such as data visualization, which facilitates timely audits and promotes teamwork. Psychology research identifies two types of help individuals can receive: empowering help (providing the full solution and tools to …
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Effects of Experiential and Reflective Interventions on Novice Auditor Selection of Evidence Gathering Techniques
… what has been termed a "social mismatch" between novice auditors and older, more experienced, more knowledgeable client contacts (Bennett and Hatfield 2013). This phenomenon occurs when novice auditors avoid face-to-face interactions with clients and can adversely affect the audit process. In …
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Solving Mysteries with Crowds: Supporting Crowdsourced Sensemaking with a Modularized Pipeline and Context Slices
… the concept of "context slices" and supports novice crowds in building relationship networks for exploratory analysis. Then I developed CrowdIA, a software platform that implements the entire crowd sensemaking pipeline and the context slicing for each step, to enable unsupervised crowd …
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The Copycat Effect: Do social influences allow peer team members' dysfunctional audit behaviors to spread throughout the audit team?
Staff auditors often rely on team members as a source of information to determine the behaviors that are normal and acceptable. This may be one cause of the prevalence of audit quality reducing dysfunctional audit behaviors (DAB) within the profession. Social influence theory, applied in an …