A control that involves reprocessing transactions that are rejected during initial processing is an example of:
A) preventive controls
B) detective controls
C) corrective controls
D) programmed controls

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Corrective controls are designed to correct or fix problems that have already been identified, such as reprocessing transactions that were initially rejected. Preventive controls are designed to prevent problems from occurring in the first place. Detective controls are designed to detect problems after they have occurred. Programmed controls are automated controls that are built into software applications.

A Control That Involves Reprocessing Transactions That Are Rejected During