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An empirical analysis of the effect of the need for closure on materiality thresholds of auditors
The purpose of this study is to identify the strengths of a specific motivator for judgment and decision-making, referred to as “need for closure” and determine how the strength of that motivator affects materiality judgments of auditors. The extent to which auditors seek and process information pri
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