T. Jeffrey Wilks - Concepedia

Author

T. Jeffrey Wilks

Brigham Young University

Also Known As

T. JEFFREY WILKS, T. Jeffrey Jeffrey Wilks, T. Jeffrey Wilks, Thomas Jeffrey Wilks

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1.5K

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Brigham Young University Cornell University

About

T. Jeffrey Wilks is an author at Brigham Young University specializing in accounting, business, and auditing.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Business	12	13	1.4K
2	Accounting	12	13	1.4K
3	Management	5	5	499
4	Social Sciences	2	2	267
5	Cognitive Science	2	2	267

T. Jeffrey Wilks

Publications

1.4K

Citations

H-Index

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	Year	Citations
Predecisional Distortion of Evidence as a Consequence of Real-Time Audit Review T. Jeffrey Wilks The Accounting Review Continuous AuditingBehavioral Decision MakingJudgmental ForecastingDigital EvidenceSocial Sciences	2002	249
Decomposition of Fraud‐Risk Assessments and Auditors' Sensitivity to Fraud Cues* T. Jeffrey Wilks, Mark F. Zimbelman Contemporary Accounting Research Fraud DetectionLow Fraud RiskFraud‐risk AssessmentsOverall Fraud RiskFraud‐triangle Decomposition	2004	210
The Earnings Quality and Information Processing Effects of Accounting Consistency Kyle Peterson, Roy Schmardebeck, T. Jeffrey Wilks The Accounting Review Accounting Policy FootnotesAccountingAccounting PolicyAccounting PracticeBusiness	2015	200
Auditing Fair Value Measurements: A Synthesis of Relevant Research Roger D. Martin, Jay S. Rich, T. Jeffrey Wilks Accounting Horizons AuditingContinuous AuditingPcaob ProjectPotential BiasesAccounting	2006	182
Disclosure Effects in the Laboratory: Liquidity, Depth, and the Cost of Capital Robert J. Bloomfield, T. Jeffrey Wilks The Accounting Review Empirical FinanceMarket MicrostructureUnpredictable Demand ShocksFinancial EconomicsAsset Pricing	2000	155
Using Game Theory and Strategic Reasoning Concepts to Prevent and Detect Fraud T. Jeffrey Wilks, Mark F. Zimbelman Accounting Horizons Fraud DetectionCurrent Auditing StandardsBehavioral Decision MakingGame TheoryDetect Fraud	2004	146
Predecisional Distortion of Information by Auditors and Salespersons J. Edward Russo, Margaret G. Meloy, T. Jeffrey Wilks Management Science AuditingContinuous AuditingBehavioral Decision MakingUnconscious BiasAccounting	2000	116
Decomposition of Fraud Risk Assessments and Auditors' Sensitivity to Fraud Cues T. Jeffrey Wilks, Mark F. Zimbelman SSRN Electronic Journal	2004	65
Why Do Auditors Over-Rely on Weak Analytical Procedures? The Role of Outcome and Precision Steven M. Glover, Douglas F. Prawitt, T. Jeffrey Wilks Auditing A Journal of Practice & Theory AuditingClient PressureContinuous AuditingAccounting ProblemAccounting	2005	44
Predecisional Distortion of Evidence as a Consequence of Real-time Audit Review T. Jeffrey Wilks SSRN Electronic Journal Continuous AuditingBehavioral Decision MakingJudgmental ForecastingDigital EvidenceSocial Sciences	2001	18

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