Volume 5 of Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research contains an outstanding collection of papers that should prove to be beneficial to a wide variety of accounting behavioral researchers. This volume, which is divided into three sections, contains some very thought provoking articles. The first section, Perspectives of Accounting Behavioral Research, contains an insightful article by Jim Hunton reflecting on his view of the future of behavioral research in an environment that is increasingly driven by digital technology. Hunton is one of the preeminent scholars in the area of accounting information systems and this article offers insight into future research avenues for all behavioral researchers. The second section includes eight articles in the areas of auditor independence, auditor memory, auditor recall of information, decision aids, ethics, leadership style, job satisfaction and tax preparer aggressiveness. The article on audit