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QUESTION 1 1. Dr. Joseph Wells, the founder of the Association of Fraud Examiners, created the fraud triangle based on his career of investigating white-collar criminals for the FBI. True False 10 points QUESTION 2 1. Bob N, is day time cook at a pizza restaurant. During the week business is slow and Bob performs all the duties at the restaurant as server, cook, and cashier. When customers pay cash Bob takes the bill he prepared by hand and gives the change to the customer. If the customer does not ask for a receipt Bob does not ring it up and he pockets the cash. He usually chooses to do this if the customer was the only one in the restaurant. Bob needs the money to save up for his college tuition and books, He intends to pay the money back after his student loans come through. Bob's intention to pay back what he stole is an example of: Financial pressure Opportunity Moral values Rationalization 10 points QUESTION 3 1. Robbery uses force and physical intimidation to perform the crime. In contrast, the perpetrator of a fraud scheme will use nonviolent means. Which of the following is not one of the means to conduct a fraud?  Confidence Deception Trickery Intelligence 10 points QUESTION 4 1. The use of one's occupation for personal enrichment through the deliberate misuse or misapplication of the employing organization's resources of assets is the definition of which of the following types of fraud? Employee embezzlement or occupational fraud Investment scams Management fraud Vendor fraud 10 points QUESTION 5 1. How often do people rationalize? Often Sometimes
Rarely Never 10 points QUESTION 6 1. A fraud perpetrator is able to convince a potential victim that he will receive a large bonus if he supports him in a fraud scheme. Which type of power is the fraud perpetrator using? 2. a . Coercive power b . Reward power c . Expert power d . Legitimate power 10 points QUESTION 7 1. An employee who has the responsibilities of both writing checks and making bank deposits would have ____ to commit fraud. 2. a . validation b . financial pressure c . a perceived opportunity d . the rationalization 10 points QUESTION 8 1. Greed, living beyond one's means, and high bills all describe what type of fraud-related pressure? 2. a . Environmental b . Financial c . Peer d . Work-related 10 points QUESTION 9 1. How is the confidence element established in a Ponzi scheme? 2. a . By returning money to all investors. b . By investing in prime bonds. c . By issuing notarized certificates. d By paying returns to investors
. initially. 10 points QUESTION 10 1. The word "con," which means to deceive, comes from the word: 2. a . Confidence. b . Conserve. c . Contract. d . Confuse. ACFE Video Quiz #1: Inside the Fraudster's Mind QUESTION 1 1. In the second segment, Mark Whittaker became a whistleblower on ADM's price-fixing while at the same time stealing more than $9 million from his company. True False 25 points QUESTION 2 1. In the fourth segment, Aaron Beam, CFO of HealthSouth, blames the CEO for pressuring him to "cook the books." True False 25 points QUESTION 3 1. A short term focus and need for immediate rewards as described in the fifth video segment is a fraud based on the fraudster's "sense of entitlement." True False 25 points QUESTION 4 1. Some fraudster's lack remorse for their actions because they think their fraud is much less than what their company is doing. True False
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