Seven studies by scholars of accounting in the US and Quebec grace this volume of the series. They cover management discussion and analysis risk disclosures and nonprofessional investors’
perceptions and investment decisions, the effects of the need for cognition in audit sampling, whether gender experiences in role stress and job outcomes in public accounting have converged,
whether fraud training helps auditors identify fraud risk factors, validating the new Version Four of the Stress Arousal Scale four-item measure of worry and rumination, a supplemental tutorial
for using Z-TREE in a non-interactive accounting experiment, and a 21st-century literature review of sales and use taxes for accountants. They are not indexed. Distributed in North America by
Turpin Distribution. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
