Answer:
The greater the pressure, the less opportunity and the less rationalization is needed for fraud to occur
Explanation:
Coined by Sociologist Donald Cressey, the fraud triangle refers to framework used in auditing to explain the motivation that may make an individual decide to to commit fraud. The fraud triangle has three components : (1) opportunity, (2) incentive, and (3) rationalization. The fraud triangle works inversely however such that an increase in pressure/incentive means less opportunity and rationalization for fraud
