Which broad category of corroborating evidence is the least persuasive to an auditor?
A) externally generated evidence sent directly to the auditor
B) internally generated evidence
C) externally generated evidence held by the client
D) none of the above

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Internally generated evidence is considered the least persuasive to an auditor because it is produced within the client's organization, making it more susceptible to manipulation or error compared to evidence that is generated externally and sent directly to the auditor or even external evidence held by the client.

Which Broad Category of Corroborating Evidence Is the Least Persuasive