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David N. Herda
David N. Herda
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The auditor-audit firm relationship and its effect on burnout and turnover intention
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Accounting Horizons 26 (4), 707-723, 2012
2612012
The effect of country‐level investor protection on the voluntary assurance of sustainability reports
DN Herda, ME Taylor, G Winterbotham
Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting 25 (2), 209-236, 2014
1122014
An interview study to understand the reasons clients change audit firms and the client's perceived value of the audit service
R Fontaine, SB Letaifa, D Herda
Current Issues in Auditing 7 (1), A1-A14, 2013
1102013
Auditors' organizational commitment, burnout, and turnover intention: A replication
NH Cannon, DN Herda
Behavioral Research in Accounting 28 (2), 69-74, 2016
982016
The effects of auditor experience and professional commitment on acceptance of underreporting time: A moderated mediation analysis
DN Herda, KA Martin
Current Issues in Auditing 10 (2), A14-A27, 2016
812016
Auditor commitment to privately held clients and its effect on value-added audit service
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 32 (1), 113-137, 2013
812013
The effects of organizational fairness and commitment on the extent of benefits big four alumni provide their former firm
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Accounting, Organizations and Society 36 (3), 156-166, 2011
782011
The Effect of Board Independence on the Sustainability Reporting Practices of Large US Firms
DN Herda, ME Taylor, G Winterbotham
Issues in Social and Environmental Accounting 6 (2), 178-197, 2012
492012
Customer injustice and employee performance: roles of emotional exhaustion, surface acting, and emotional demands–abilities fit
JJ Lavelle, DE Rupp, DN Herda, A Pandey, JR Lauck
Journal of Management 47 (3), 654-682, 2021
472021
Auditors' relationship with their accounting firm and its effect on burnout, turnover intention, and post-employment citizenship
DN Herda
Current Issues in Auditing 6 (2), P13-P17, 2012
462012
Do management reports on internal control over financial reporting improve financial reporting?
TD Dowdell Jr, DN Herda, MA Notbohm
Research in Accounting Regulation 26 (1), 104-109, 2014
442014
Multifoci effects of injustice on counterproductive work behaviors and the moderating roles of symbolization and victim sensitivity
JJ Lavelle, CM Harris, DE Rupp, DN Herda, RF Young, MB Hargrove, ...
Journal of Organizational Behavior 39 (8), 1022-1039, 2018
432018
Audit committee perspectives on mandatory audit firm rotation: Evidence from Canada
R Fontaine, H Khemakhem, DN Herda
Journal of Management & Governance 20 (3), 485-502, 2016
382016
Workplace mindfulness and its effect on staff auditors' audit quality-threatening behavior
DN Herda, NH Cannon, RF Young
Behavioral Research in Accounting 31 (1), 55-64, 2019
342019
Client identification and client commitment in a privately held client setting: Unique constructs with opposite effects on auditor objectivity
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Accounting Horizons 29 (3), 577-601, 2015
342015
How the auditor-client relationship affects the extent of value-added service provided to the client
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Current Issues in Auditing 7 (1), P9-P14, 2013
342013
Does client participation in an external audit affect their satisfaction with the audit service?
DN Herda, MJ Petersen, R Fontaine
Managerial Auditing Journal 29 (9), 818-836, 2014
252014
The effect of external audits of internal control over financial reporting on financial reporting for clients of Big 4, Second-tier, and small audit firms
DN Herda, MA Notbohm, TD Dowdell Jr
Research in Accounting Regulation 26 (1), 98-103, 2014
232014
Auditing subsequent events: Perspectives from the field
DN Herda, JJ Lavelle
Current Issues in Auditing 8 (2), A10-A24, 2014
172014
Linking career adaptability to supervisor-rated task performance: a serial mediation model
J Haynie, CB Flynn, D Herda
Career Development International 25 (4), 429-442, 2020
162020
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