When interpreting data, a forensic accountant is trying to determine the probability that the hypothesis is true. In this process, the accountant must be careful not to ignore?

When interpreting data, a forensic accountant is trying to determine the probability that the hypothesis is true. In this process, the accountant must be careful not to ignore?



A. negative facts
B. inconsistencies in the data
C. discrepancies that challenge the theory of the case
D. none of the above should be ignored


Answer: D. none of the above should be ignored


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