In my scholarly work, I examine how auditors, managers, corporate directors, and policymakers make judgments and decisions that influence the quality of financial reporting.
In my research, I conduct experiments and field studies, based on theories of social psychology and communications, to examine the judgment and decision making behavior of financial statement auditors, accounting managers, corporate directors and audit policymakers.
Dr. Hoang’s research examines the judgment and decision-making behaviors of manager, directors, and auditors in corporate governance settings. Using experiments, she studies how psychological biases impact the quality of financial reporting. She also conducts field studies on audit market competition and audit policy making.
