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The AICPA principles governing an audit explicitly state that an audit has inherent limitations prohibiting an auditor from obtaining reasonable assurance that the statements are free from misstatement.
Elimination By Aspects
A decision-making approach in which alternatives are evaluated against criteria that have been ranked according to importance.
Additive Strategy
A problem-solving technique that involves systematically adding all possible elements together to find a solution.
Representativeness Heuristic
A cognitive shortcut that involves judging the probability of an event by how much it resembles what we consider to be a typical example of that event.
Availability Heuristic
A quick-thinking process that depends on the first examples that pop into someone's head when they are considering a particular subject, idea, approach, or choice.
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