An Employee Who Makes False Claims on an Expense Report

question 48

Multiple Choice

An employee who makes false claims on an expense report thinks that most other employees are also likely to make false claims on their expense reports. This may be an example of

• A) False consensus.
• B) Confirmation bias.
• C) Fundamental attribution error.
• D) Self-fulfilling prophecy.

---

Definitions:

Long-Term Plans

Strategy and objectives set for achieving goals over an extended period, often spanning years.

Useful Information

Data that is accurate, relevant, and timely, providing significant value to the decision-making process by enhancing understanding or reducing uncertainty.

Completeness

The state or condition of having all necessary parts, information, or elements present and accounted for.

Understandability

Denotes the ease with which information can be comprehended by the user or audience without undue effort.