When Is Trusted Advice Not Trustworthy? How Affiliation and Advice Quality Influence Auditors’ Evaluation and Use of Advice

Authors

Kathryn Kadous
Justin Leiby
Mark E. Peecher

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Publication Date

2010

Publisher

University of Kansas, School of Business

Identifier

pages from auditing symposium XX 2010 p53

Relational Format

pamphlet

Keywords

auditors; Decision making; Judgment

Disciplines

Accounting

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Unless otherwise indicated herein, these contents have not been copyrighted, and permission is hereby granted to reproduce or quote from material included herein in whole or in part, provided that full credit is given to 1) the author of the material and 2) this source: Auditing Symposium XX; Proceedings of the 2010 Deloitte/ University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems.

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Proceedings of the 2010 Auditing Symposium XX: Deloitte/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems

Recommended Citation

Kadous, Kathryn; Leiby, Justin; and Peecher, Mark E., "When Is Trusted Advice Not Trustworthy? How Affiliation and Advice Quality Influence Auditors’ Evaluation and Use of Advice" (2010). Proceedings of the University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems. 212.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/dl_proceedings/212