Tina D. Carpenter - Concepedia

Author

Tina D. Carpenter

University of Georgia ORCID

Also Known As

Tina Carpenter, Tina D. Carpenter

Publications

1.9K

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University of Georgia University of Virginia Rollins College North Carolina State University University of Mississippi

About

Tina D. Carpenter is an author at University of Georgia specializing in business, accounting, and auditing.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Business	12	12	1.6K
2	Accounting	12	12	1.6K
3	Management	9	9	1.2K
4	Law	2	2	214
5	Education	1	1	114

Tina D. Carpenter

Publications

1.8K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
A Synthesis of Fraud-Related Research Gregory M. Trompeter, Tina D. Carpenter, Naman Desai, Auditing A Journal of Practice & Theory Fraud DetectionContinuous AuditingConsumer FraudFraud ExaminationFinancial Statement Fraud Detection	2012	265
Unethical and Fraudulent Financial Reporting: Applying the Theory of Planned Behavior Tina D. Carpenter, Jane L. Reimers Journal of Business Ethics Fraud DetectionBehavioral Decision MakingFraudulent Financial ReportingAccountingBusiness	2005	252
Audit Team Brainstorming, Fraud Risk Identification, and Fraud Risk Assessment: Implications of SAS No. 99 Tina D. Carpenter The Accounting Review Fraud DetectionAuditingContinuous AuditingSas NoAudit Team Brainstorming	2007	209
The Data Analytics Journey: Interactions Among Auditors, Managers, Regulation, and Technology* Ashley A. Austin, Tina D. Carpenter, Margaret H. Christ, Contemporary Accounting Research Continuous AuditingAccounting PracticeData Analytics JourneyBusiness AnalyticsAuditing	2021	159
Auditors’ Use of Brainstorming in the Consideration of Fraud: Reports from the Field Joseph F. Brazel, Tina D. Carpenter, J. Gregory Jenkins The Accounting Review Fraud DetectionAuditingAudit StandardsAccountingAccounting Practice	2010	153
Professional Skepticism: The Effects of a Partner's Influence and the Level of Fraud Indicators on Auditors' Fraud Judgments and Actions Tina D. Carpenter, Jane L. Reimers Behavioral Research in Accounting Fraud DetectionContinuous AuditingFraud JudgmentsAuditingAudit Procedures	2013	131
The Incremental Benefits of a Forensic Accounting Course on Skepticism and Fraud-Related Judgments Tina D. Carpenter, Cindy Durtschi, Lisa Milici Gaynor Issues in Accounting Education Forensic AccountingForensic PsychologyFraud DetectionIncremental BenefitsAccounting Practice	2011	114
The Influence of Documentation Specificity and Priming on Auditors' Fraud Risk Assessments and Evidence Evaluation Decisions Jacqueline S. Hammersley, E. Michael Bamber, Tina D. Carpenter The Accounting Review Continuous AuditingEvidence Evaluation DecisionsAccounting PracticeLawDocumentation Specificity	2010	100
Insights for Research and Practice: What We Learn about Fraud from Other Disciplines Gregory M. Trompeter, Tina D. Carpenter, Keith L. Jones, Accounting Horizons Fraud DetectionForensic AccountingAccounting PracticeAuditing SectionInformation Forensics	2014	70
Do auditor judgment frameworks help in constraining aggressive reporting? Evidence under more precise and less precise accounting standards Ann G. Backof, E. Michael Bamber, Tina D. Carpenter Accounting Organizations and Society AuditingAccountingAccounting PolicyPrecise Accounting StandardsBusiness	2016	59

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