Which of the following is true with regard to Cresseys theory of crime causation? 1. For a
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Which of the following is true with regard to Cressey’s theory of crime causation?
1. For a fraud to occur, only one of the fraud triangle attributes (perceived pressure, perceived opportunity, or rationalization) needs to be present.
2. Opportunity includes both the opportunity to complete the fraud and conceal it without getting caught.
3. Financial pressure that is shareable will never result in a fraud.
4. Rationalization is the least important attribute of the fraud triangle.
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