Which of the following is not part of or one of the three elements of professional skepticism for a fraud investigation?
A) An attitude that includes a questioning mind and a critical assessment of the evidence.
B) A commitment to persuasive evidence.
C) That the plaintiff and/or the defendant may be masking the true underlying story.
D) The investigation must reveal a benefit to the plaintiff.

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The investigation does not need to reveal a benefit to the plaintiff. Professional skepticism involves maintaining an attitude of skepticism and critical evaluation of evidence, recognizing the possibility of deception or misrepresentation, and being open to alternative explanations. The commitment to persuasive evidence is important in presenting the findings of the investigation, but it is not one of the three elements of professional skepticism.

Which of the Following Is Not Part of or One