Attitudes and rationalization to justify a fraud include:
A) Significant related party transactions.
B) An excessive focus on profit maximization.
C) A significant decline in demand for the client's products or services.
D) A high volume of transactions close to year-end.

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An excessive focus on profit maximization can lead individuals or companies to justify fraudulent actions as a means to increase profits. The other choices may be red flags for fraud, but they do not necessarily indicate attitudes and rationalization to justify fraud.

Attitudes and Rationalization to Justify a Fraud Include