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Volume 32, Issue 2

Fall 2020

ISSN 1050-4753

eISSN 1558-8009

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METHODS, METHODOLOGY, REPLICATIONS, AND RESEARCH NOTES
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MAIN ARTICLES

The Effects of Client Status and the Auditor's Presentation of Multiple Estimation Alternatives on Client Financial Reporting Aggressiveness

Sanaz Aghazadeh; Andrew M. Collins; Chad M. Stefaniak

Auditors' and Specialists' Views About the Use of Specialists During an Audit

J. Efrim Boritz; Natalia V. Kochetova; Linda A. Robinson; Christopher Wong

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When do Auditors' Professional Values Constrain the Biasing Effects of Self Interest? An Experimental Investigation

Michele L. Frank

CEO Implicit Motives: Their Impact on Firm Performance

Kevin Veenstra

METHODS, METHODOLOGY, REPLICATIONS, AND RESEARCH NOTES

External Investigators' Follow-Up Intentions When Whistleblowers Report Healthcare Fraud: The Effects of Report Anonymity and Previous Confrontation

Steven E. Kaplan; Danny Lanier, Jr.; Kelly R. Pope; Janet A. Samuels

Investors' Interpretations of Imprecise Standards and Their Perceptions of Earnings Management by Reputable Companies

Hwee-Cheng Tan; Diane Mayorga

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Budgeting Audit Time: Effects of Audit Step Frame and Verifiability

Eldar M. Maksymov, Mark W. Nelson, William R Kinney, Jr.

Field Evidence about Auditors' Experiences in Consulting with Forensic Specialists

Stephen Kwaku Asare, Arnold M. Wright

The Effects of Client Status and the Auditor's Presentation of Multiple Estimation Alternatives on Client Financial Reporting Aggressiveness

Sanaz Aghazadeh, Andrew M. Collins, Chad M. Stefaniak

Too Big to Comprehend? A Research Note on How Large Number Disclosure Format Affects Voter Support for Government Spending Bills

Aaron Saiewitz, M. David Piercey

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