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Client Identification and Client Commitment in a Privately Held Client Setting: Unique Constructs with Opposite Effects on Auditor Objectivity

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David N. Herda, James J. Lavelle
Journal: Accounting Horizons
Accounting Horizons (2015) 29 (3): 577–601.
https://doi.org/10.2308/acch-51091
Published: 01 September 2015
... are derived from a perceived oneness with the client. In contrast, client commitment reflects a responsibility for and a dedication to the client, but the auditor and client remain separate psychological entities. Drawing from the unique perspectives of social identity theory and social exchange theory, we...
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