Controls Designed to Reduce the Risk of Omissions, Duplications, Incorrect

question 14

Multiple Choice

Controls designed to reduce the risk of omissions, duplications, incorrect pricing, and other types of errors in the billing process include all of the following except:

• A) comparison of control totals for shipping documents with corresponding totals for sales invoices.
• B) computer matching of sales invoice information with purchase order information.
• C) computer matching of sales invoice information with sales order and shipping information.
• D) computer-programmed checks on the mathematical accuracy of sales invoices.
• E) computer matching of sales prices with an authorized price list and sales order prices in preparing the sales invoices.

Recognize the role of psychosexual stages in shaping adult personality and behavior.

Illustrate how psychoanalysis interprets psychological disorders as psychogenic.

Understand the concept of fixed and variable costs in business operations.

Calculate and understand the impact of economic profits and losses on business decisions.

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Definitions:

Personality

An individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting, which makes them unique.

Ego

Ego, in Freudian psychology, is the component of the personality that is conscious, regulates behavior, and mediates between individual desires and the demands of reality.

Impulse

A sudden, involuntary urge to perform an action, often without premeditation.

Pleasure Principle

A psychoanalytic concept that suggests the driving force of behavior is the desire to maximize pleasure and avoid pain, guiding the id aspect of personality.