1984
DOI: 10.2307/2490703
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Propositions about the Psychology of Professional Judgment in Public Accounting

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“…Accountants and Auditors need to have a proper auditing attitude because public is doubtful on the validity of the disclosure on the Audited Report. This is due to the downfall of Multinational Companies despite being audited raised suspicion on the quality of the Audited Report and the information that has reached the public at large [69,70]. Therefore, new laws and auditing standards has been enforced to gain the public confidence among Accountants and Auditors.…”
Section: Attitudementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accountants and Auditors need to have a proper auditing attitude because public is doubtful on the validity of the disclosure on the Audited Report. This is due to the downfall of Multinational Companies despite being audited raised suspicion on the quality of the Audited Report and the information that has reached the public at large [69,70]. Therefore, new laws and auditing standards has been enforced to gain the public confidence among Accountants and Auditors.…”
Section: Attitudementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tuanakotta (2011) Pertimbangan auditor tidak dapat terlepas dari berbagai hal yang melingkupinya. Gibbins (1984) menyatakan bahwa pertimbangan profesional adalah keseluruhan aktivitas mental dan proses persepsi yang berkesinambungan. Selanjutnya dinyatakan bahwa pertimbangan auditor sangat terkait dengan wawasan, persepsi, maupun ekspektasi auditor akan situasi audit tertentu (Gibbins, 2001).…”
Section: Pertimbangan Auditorunclassified
“…If the objective for the information search is to project the "appearance" of competence to supervisors, not necessarily to augment actual competence, then the information gathered from the additional sources may have little or no bearing on the quality of audit judgment. For example, if the focus is on justifying a decision rather than determining the preferred course of action (Gibbins and Emby, 1985;Libby and Luft, 1993, 441), the audit quality may remain the same with or without the information search.…”
Section: Implications and Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%