A) reasonableness and prudence.
B) liability and damages.
C) intentional violation beyond a reasonable doubt.
D) a high threshold of historic violations.
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A) situational pressures, perceived opportunity, and personal integrity.
B) high personal debt, living beyond one's means, drug or alcohol problems.
C) situational pressures, personal integrity, and criminal record.
D) None of the above are the components for the fraud scale.
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A) Donald Cressey.
B) Steve Albrecht.
C) The Association for Certified Fraud Examiners.
D) Edwin Sutherland.
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A) asset misappropriation.
B) pilferage.
C) false overtime.
D) All of these are common violations.
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A) Lack of segregation of duties and responsibilities.
B) Placing undeserved trust in key employees.
C) Operating on a crisis basis
D) Working with management to set realistic goals
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A) investing illegal funds in another business.
B) acquisition of a business through illegal acts.
C) a private or civil wrong or injury other than breach of contract.
D) the conduct of business affairs with funds derived from illegal acts.
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