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The auditing standards require the auditor to consider the qualitative aspects of misstatements.These include
Affective Forecasting
The process of predicting one's future emotional states or the emotional impact of future events.
Problem-solving Ability
The capacity to process information, analyze complicated situations, and come up with effective solutions.
Affect-as-information Hypothesis
The theory suggesting that individuals use their current emotions to infer attitudes and preferences under certain conditions.
Anticipated Emotions
The emotions people expect to feel due to future events or outcomes.
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