When an Auditor Increases the Planned Assessed Level of Control

question 103

Multiple Choice

When an auditor increases the planned assessed level of control risk because certain control activities were determined to be ineffective,the auditor would most likely increase the

• A) Extent of tests of details.
• B) Level of inherent risk.
• C) Extent of tests of controls.
• D) Level of detection risk.

Recognize the importance of adhering to standardized procedures during test administration.

Understand the purposes of debriefing following test administration and the potential drawbacks of certain scoring methods.

Appreciate the necessity of gathering information from multiple sources for a comprehensive assessment.

Understand the purpose and utility of test scores in the counseling process.

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Definitions:

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