Three elements of the fraud triangle include perceived pressure; a way to rationalize the fraudulent act; and a perceived opportunity.

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The question asks about the three elements of the fraud triangle and whether the statement is true.
Option 1: True. This aligns with the established fraud triangle framework, which identifies three conditions that enable fraud: perceived pressure (or motivation), perceived opportunity (a favorable opportunity to commit the fraud), and a rationalization (or attitude/justification) that allows the individual to justify the fraudulent act. The statement correctly lists all three components.
Option 2: False. This would be incorrect because the standard fraud triangle does indeed include all three elements—pressure, rationalization, and opportunity. Saying it’s not three elements would omit one of the essential components, misrepresenting the model and oversimplifying the concept.

Three elements of the fraud triangle include perceived pressure; a way to rationalize the fraudulent act; and a perceived opportunity.

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