An Item with a "Psychological" Effect (E

question 99

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An item with a "psychological" effect (e.g., where the item maintains an increasing earnings trend) is a qualitative factor that may affect the auditor's decision regarding materiality.

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Definitions:

Stages of Change Model

A theoretical model describing the process by which individuals move through a series of stages when changing behavior, from precontemplation to maintenance.

Client Recognition

The process by which a patient or client acknowledges or identifies aspects related to their condition or situation, often a critical step in counseling and therapy.

Change Process

The series of steps or stages involved in moving from a current state to a desired future state, often used in the context of personal development or organizational change.

Stages of Change Model

A conceptual framework that describes the process individuals go through in altering a behavior or addressing a problem, including precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance phases.