Using Nonfinancial Measures to Assess Fraud Risk von BRAZEL, JOSEPH F., JONES, KEITH L., ZIMBELMAN, MARK F.

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Do Rewards Encourage Professional Skepticism? It Depends von Brazel, Joseph F., Leiby, Justin, Schaefer, Tammie J.

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Electronic versus Face-to-Face Review: The Effects of Alternative Forms of Review on Auditors' Performance von Joseph F. Brazel, Agoglia, Christopher P., Richard C. Hatfield

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Audit time pressure and earnings quality: An examination of accelerated filings von Lambert, Tamara A., Jones, Keith L., Brazel, Joseph F., Showalter, D. Scott

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Reporting Concerns About Earnings Quality: An Examination of Corporate Managers von Brazel, Joseph F., Lucianetti, Lorenzo, Schaefer, Tammie J.

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism von Brazel, Joseph F., Jackson, Scott B., Schaefer, Tammie J., Stewart, Bryan W.

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Do Different Data Analytics Impact Auditors' Decisions? von Brazel, Joseph F., Ehimwenma, Efosa, Koreff, Jared

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Recent Research on the Identification, Assessment, and Response to Fraud Risks: Implications for Audit Practice and Topics for Future Research von Brazel, Joseph F., Carpenter, Tina, Gimbar, Christine, Jenkins, J. Gregory, Jones, Keith L.

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Do Auditors and Audit Committees Lower Fraud Risk by Constraining Inconsistencies between Financial and Nonfinancial Measures? von Brazel, Joseph F., Schmidt, Jaime J.

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism von Brazel, Joseph F.

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Can Your Audit Team Effectively Multitask? It Might Depend on How They Communicate von Brazel, Joseph F., Brown, Veena Looknanan, Sidgman, Juergen

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The Multitasking Audit Environment: The Effect of Alternative Modes of Communication on Team Performance von Sidgman, Juergen, Brown, Veena L, Brazel, Joseph F.

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Auditors' Use of Brainstorming in the Consideration of Fraud: Reports from the Field von Brazel, Joseph F., Carpenter, Tina D., Jenkins, J. Gregory

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Do Auditors and Audit Committees Lower Fraud Risk by Constraining Inconsistencies between Financial and Nonfinancial Measures? von Brazel, Joseph F.

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The Outcome Effect and Professional Skepticism: A Replication and a Failed Attempt at Mitigation von Brazel, Joseph F., Gimbar, Christine, Maksymov, Eldar M., Schaefer, Tammie J.

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Understanding investor perceptions of financial statement fraud and their use of red flags: evidence from the field von Brazel, Joseph F., Jones, Keith L., Thayer, Jane, Warne, Rick C.

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How the Interplay between Financial and Nonfinancial Measures Affects Management Forecasting Behavior von Brazel, Joseph F., Lail, Bradley E.

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An Examination of Auditor Planning Judgements in a Complex Accounting Information System Environment von Brazel, Joseph F., Agoglia, Christopher P.

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How Do Audit Workpaper Reviewers Cope with the Conflicting Pressures of Detecting Misstatements and Balancing Client Workloads? von Agoglia, Christopher P., Brazel, Joseph F., Hatfield, Richard C., Jackson, Scott B.

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The Effects of Audit Review Format on Review Team Judgments von Agoglia, Christopher P., Hatfield, Richard C., Brazel, Joseph F.

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