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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

Number of pages: 51 Posted: 05 Nov 2013 Last Revised: 25 Jan 2016

Joseph F. Brazel, Scott B. Jackson, Tammie Rech Schaefer and Bryan W. Stewart

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of South Carolina, University of Missouri at Kansas City and Brigham Young University - School of Accountancy

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

The Accounting Review, November 2016

Posted: 09 Apr 2016

Joseph F. Brazel, Scott B. Jackson, Tammie Rech Schaefer and Bryan W. Stewart

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of South Carolina, University of Missouri at Kansas City and Brigham Young University - School of Accountancy

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

Number of pages: 48 Posted: 05 Feb 2018 Last Revised: 28 Apr 2021

Joseph F. Brazel, Justin Leiby and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

“Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends,” with Justin Leiby and Tammie Schaefer. The Accounting Review, 2022, Volume 97 (4): 131-154.

Posted: 13 Aug 2022

Joseph F. Brazel, Justin Leiby and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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How do Audit Committees Support Audit Engagement Teams and Encourage Professional Skepticism? A Survey and Experimental Evidence

Number of pages: 55 Posted: 10 Jan 2022 Last Revised: 26 Mar 2024

Joseph F. Brazel, Anna Gold, Justin Leiby and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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Coaching Today’s Auditors: What Causes Reviewers to Adopt a More Developmental Approach

Andiola, L.A., Brazel, J. F., Downey, D. H., and Schaefer, T.J. 2024. Coaching today's auditors: What causes reviewers to adopt a more developmental approach? Accounting, Organizations and Society 112: 101548

Number of pages: 49 Posted: 23 Sep 2018 Last Revised: 27 Mar 2024

Lindsay M. Andiola, Joseph F. Brazel, Denise Downey and Tammie Rech Schaefer

Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) - Department of Accounting, North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, Villanova University and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism: A Replication and an Attempt at Mitigation

Number of pages: 19 Posted: 19 Mar 2018 Last Revised: 08 Jan 2023

Joseph F. Brazel, Christine Gimbar, Eldar Maksymov and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, DePaul University, Arizona State University (ASU) - School of Accountancy and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

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Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

Number of pages: 61 Posted: 26 Nov 2016 Last Revised: 29 Dec 2019

Joseph F. Brazel, Lorenzo Lucianetti and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of Chieti and Pescara and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

Journal of Business Ethics, July 2021 Volume 171 (3): 435-457

Posted: 24 Jun 2021

Joseph F. Brazel, Lorenzo Lucianetti and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of Chieti and Pescara and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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Who Rewards Appropriate Levels of Professional Skepticism?

Number of pages: 39 Posted: 26 Jun 2023 Last Revised: 23 Jan 2024

Joseph F. Brazel, Justin Leiby and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

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The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

Number of pages: 25 Posted: 04 Jun 2020 Last Revised: 15 Jun 2020

Joseph F. Brazel, Christine Gimbar and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, DePaul University and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

Journal of Forensic Accounting Research, 2021, Volume 6 (1): 389-405.

Posted: 06 Apr 2022

Joseph F. Brazel, Christine Gimbar and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, DePaul University and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism: A Replication and a Failed Attempt at Mitigation

Behavioral Research in Accounting, Volume 31 (2): 135-143, Fall 2019

Posted: 19 Dec 2019

Joseph F. Brazel, Christine Gimbar, Eldar Maksymov and Tammie Rech Schaefer

North Carolina State University - Poole College of Management - Department of Accounting, DePaul University, Arizona State University (ASU) - School of Accountancy and University of Missouri at Kansas City

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University of Missouri at Kansas City

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends

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How do Audit Committees Support Audit Engagement Teams and Encourage Professional Skepticism? A Survey and Experimental Evidence

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Coaching Today’s Auditors: What Causes Reviewers to Adopt a More Developmental Approach

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism: A Replication and an Attempt at Mitigation

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Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

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Reporting Concerns about Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers

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Who Rewards Appropriate Levels of Professional Skepticism?

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The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

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The Case of Undetected Fraud: Can Audit Firm Policies or Highlighting the Fraud Examiner’s Role Reduce Juror Assessments of Auditor Negligence?

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism: A Replication and a Failed Attempt at Mitigation

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