Risk of Assessing Control Risk Too High Definition | Becker

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Risk of Assessing Control Risk Too High

In sampling, the risk that the assessed level of control risk based on the sample is greater than the true risk based on the actual operating effectiveness of the control (i.e., sample results indicate a greater deviation rate than actually exists in the population). Note that this risk relates to tests of controls and to audit efficiency.

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