Audit judgment research—Issues addressed, research methods and future directions

Abstract

This paper outlines the purpose of judgment and decision making research in auditing. It examines the following areas of this research: policy capturing; heuristics and biases; information search, hypothesis generation and protocol analysis; knowledge and memory; group decision making; decision aids; and environmental and motivational issues. For each of these issues I outline the key research issues that have been addressed, the research methods used, a summary of past research and potential future research.

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