Examines how experience affects judgment performance for control risk assessments, suggesting that experienced auditors pay more attention to relevant information.
Examines whether experience influences auditors' approaches to selecting relevant information. Selection of more relevant information leads to improved judgement performance for preliminary control risk assessments; Higher level of selective attention to relevant information by experienced senior auditors.
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Jefferson T. Davis (1996) studied this question.
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