When engaged in _____,the auditor simply considers his or her own incentives,such as audit fees,sampling costs,and penalties.
A)Higher-order reasoning
B)Zero-order reasoning
C)First-order reasoning
D)Deductive reasoning

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The auditor is engaged in zero-order reasoning, which involves considering their own incentives and the immediate consequences of their actions, without considering the broader ethical implications or the potential impact on others.

When Engaged in _____,The Auditor Simply Considers His or Her