An auditor is deciding whether or not to accept a new client. Which of the following best synthetizes a potential acceptance by the auditor when analyzing a client's integrity? Select answer from the options below The prospective client has a good reputation, including management and directors. The clients reason for switching audit firms is solid. Management is willing to allow the auditors full access to client personnel, records, and information required to form their opinion; however, the key stakeholders are skeptical as to the change in auditor. The prospective client has a good reputation, including management, directors, and key stakeholders. Management has a negative attitude toward the implementation and maintenance of adequate internal controls. Managers are not willing to allow the auditors full access to client personnel, records, and information required to form their opinion. The prospective client doesn't have a good reputation. However, the clients reason for switching audit firms is solid, and management is willing to allow the auditors full access to client personnel, records, and information required to form their opinion. The prospective client has a good reputation, including management, directors, and key stakeholders. Management has a positive attitude toward the implementation and maintenance of adequate internal controls. Managers are willing to allow the auditors full access to client personnel, records, and information required to form their opin