During an external audit, the audit team identifies evidence that management has Intentionally manipulated the organization's reported revenue amount However, the amount of the resulting misstatement does not meet the quantitative materiality threshold for the audit. Which of the following is TRUE regarding this situation?

• A.The auditors should reconsider the reliability of the audit evidence they have previously obtained.
• B.The auditors should assume that all audit evidence collected previously is unreliable and withdraw from the audit engagement.
• C.The auditors should only consider the evidence if they can determine that the actions meet the legal definition of fraud.
• D.The auditors should regard the misstatement as immatenal to the audit because the omitted amount is less than the quantitative materiality threshold

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_____________Is the criminological theory that presents crime as a conscious decision that can be deterred by reducing opportunities for criminal activity and increasing the personal risk to an Individual of being caught and punished.

• A.Differential association theory
• B.Routine activities theory
• C.Justification of action theory
• D.Rational choice theory

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An organization discovers that a purchasing manager approved contracts for a vendor secretly owned by a close friend. The manager did not receive any payments. Which fraud risk is MOST relevant?

• A.Financial statement fraud
• B.Conflict of interest
• C.Payroll fraud
• D.Cash larceny

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According to social control theory, which of the following questions are people MOST LIKELY to ask themselves when considering the possibility of violating the law?

• A."How can I prevent someone from learning what I did?"
• B."What will my parents think if they find out?"
• C."How likely am I to be punished for this crime?"
• D."Will I lose my job if my actions are discovered?"

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Why is vendor due diligence important in anti-fraud programs?

• A.It guarantees vendor profitability
• B.It helps identify fraud, corruption, and compliance risks before engagement
• C.It eliminates contract negotiations
• D.It replaces procurement controls

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