alleryStart learning →The fraud triangle lists perceived opportunity, perceived pressure and which third element?
ARationalization
BDetection
CRetaliation
DDocumentation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Rationalization
The three elements of the fraud triangle are perceived opportunity, perceived need or pressure, and rationalization.
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