When auditors do not rely on a detailed knowledge of the application's internal logic,they are performing
A)black box tests of program controls
B)white box tests of program controls
C)substantive testing
D)intuitive testing

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Black box testing of program controls refers to testing the functionality of a program without detailed knowledge of its internal logic. This type of testing focuses on the inputs and outputs of the program and not its internal workings. It is commonly used by auditors to test the effectiveness of program controls.

When Auditors Do Not Rely on a Detailed Knowledge of the Application's