Which of the Following Is a True Statement Regarding the Fraud

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a true statement regarding the fraud scale depicted in the text?

• A) The greater the perceived opportunity to commit fraud, the less rationalization it takes to commit fraud.
• B) The more dishonest a person is, the higher the need to rationalize the fraud act.
• C) When the financial pressure increases, even low perceived opportunity is sufficient to commit fraud.
• D) As the "need" to gamble increases, rationalization to commit fraud becomes easier.

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