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Ethical Resilience in Internal Auditing: A Research-Based Framework to Reduce Bias

Archived Webinar | May 21, 2026

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Internal auditors are often faced with complex ethical dilemmas influenced by psychological biases and organizational culture. This session introduces a theory-based ethics framework and checklist developed by Dr. Elisabeth Dewaldt, aimed at reinforcing ethical resilience and improving audit quality. Participants will explore how cognitive biases such as moral licensing, confirmation bias, overconfidence, time pressure, and emotional framing impact professional judgment and ethical decision-making. Through practical tools and reflective case examples, attendees will learn strategies to bridge the gap between normative expectations and actual audit behavior, fostering a culture of ethical awareness and cognitive vigilance. This webinar is designed for internal auditors, chief audit executives, and professionals interested in strengthening ethical practices within their organizations.

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