Committing a fraud because of a drug habit or living beyond your means is an example of:

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Committing a fraud because of a drug habit or living beyond your means is an example of:

Committing a fraud because of a drug habit or living beyond your means is an example of:
A) realization.
B) perceived opportunity.
C) rationalization.
D) perceived pressure.

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Financial Accounting

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Authors: Kemp, Waybright

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Luckily this is the last business course I'll be taking. Thank you greatly

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