a. 52.) The Auditor Expectations Gap is defined as: What the internal auditors perceive that the external auditors do, versus what the external auditors are reasonably expected to do. b. What the FASB perceives that the auditors do, versus what the auditors are reasonably expected to do. c. What the audit partner perceives that the auditors on the team do, versus what the auditors on the team perceive what the audit partner is reasonably expected to do. d. What the public perceives that the auditors do, versus what the auditors actually do