References

• 1992Order effects in belief updating: The belief-adjustment model1,591 cited
• 1995Varieties of Confirmation Bias756 cited
• 1999The Influence of Client Preferences on Tax Professionals' Search for Judicial Precedents, Subsequent Judgments and Recommendations133 cited
• 1995The Effect of Multiple Reference Points and Prior Gains and Losses on Managers′ Risky Decision Making129 cited
• 1997An examination of the descriptive validity of the belief-adjustment model and alternative attitudes to evidence in auditing87 cited
• 1990Evidence-responsiveness in professional judgment: Effects of positive versus negative evidence and presentation mode80 cited
• 2002Multiple Determinants of Framing Referents in Tax Reporting and Compliance45 cited
• 1992Tax Professionals Belief Revision: The Effects of Information Presentation Sequence, Client Preference, and Domain Experience44 cited
• 2000The Role of Decision Strategies in Understanding Professionals' Susceptibility to Judgment Biases34 cited
• 2004Tax Professional Decision Biases: The Effects of Initial Beliefs and Client Preference29 cited
• 1990The influence of information presentation order on professional tax judgment20 cited

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