One Means of Increasing Children's Resistance to Temptation Is to

question 21

Multiple Choice

One means of increasing children's resistance to temptation is to

• A) tell them to focus on the undesirable consequences they can expect should they deviate and get caught
• B) expose them to a peer model who violates a rule, so that the children know exactly what it is they are not supposed to be doing
• C) convince them to serve as models of self-restraint for other children
• D) all of these

Understand the conditions under which professionals can be held liable for their actions and the defenses available to them.

Identify the role of auditing standards and the standard of care expected from professionals.

Comprehend the concept of privity and its implications for professional liability.

Recognize the significance of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 for accountants and auditors.

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Definitions:

Perceptual Selection

The process by which individuals unconsciously or consciously select which sensory information to focus on and process.

Internal Factor

Elements within an organization or individual that can affect performance, decisions, and outcomes, such as values, culture, or resources.

Perceptual Process

The sequence of steps that includes the gathering, organizing, and interpretation of sensory information to understand an environment or situation.

Internal Factor

Influences originating within an individual, such as personal beliefs, values, and biological characteristics.