What is the main difference between a deficiency in internal control and a material weakness? Group of answer choices A material weakness presents a higher chance than presented by a "regular" deficiency in internal control that a material misstatement of the company's financial statements will not be prevented or detected on a timely basis. A material weakness concerns items on the face of the financial statements while a deficiency in internal control does not. A material weakness speaks to bad faith of management, but a "regular" deficiency in internal control emerges despite good faith of management. A material weakness causes the auditor to increase their assessment of control risk substantially, while a "regular" deficiency only causes the auditor to increase their assessment of control risk moderately