Certified Fraud Examiner - Fraud Prevention and Deterrence Exam
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According to Diane Vaughan. which of the following factors increases an organization's inherent inclination toward committing crime?
Eliece, a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), and Jewel are employees at Silver Inc. Jewel informs Eliece that she has knowledge of a potential financial statement fraud but does not feel comfortable sharing this information unless Eliece can promise that she will keep it confidential. How should Eliece respond?
Based on research regarding the criminogenic nature of organizations, employees with strong personal values and ethics will always disobey a superior's direct order to engage in fraudulent behavior, despite an inherent desire to obey authority figures.