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So I came across this question in the wiley test bank and i just wanted to make sure im thinking about this the correct way so i pass this damn Audit exam.. haha. So here’s the question
An Auditor may decide to increase the risk of incorrect rejection when:
a) Initial sample results do not support the planned level of control risk
b) The cost and effor of selecting additional sample items is low
c) Increased reliability from the sample is desired
d) Many differences (audit value minus recorded value) are expected
The correct answer is B
Here’s my thought process on this: With incorrect rejection, the auditor rejects a sample and says the its bad when in actuality everything is ok. So if you have a higher sample size, the chance of you rejecting a sample is higher because you are testing more things and have more of a chance to say naw, this isnt good and completely reject it. Based on that thought process, B is correct because if the cost of additional samples is low, then you can have a sample size which gives you more of a chance to reject something in the first place.
Am i thinking of this in the right way? When i first did this i thought it was backwards but this is the only way their answer makes sense in my head.
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