An individual who has a long history of engaging in risk-seeking and impulsive behavior is at a higher risk to commit an act of fraud. This exemplifies which of the following theories?
A. the self-control theory
B. the self-management theory
C. the risk behavior theory
D. the learning theory
Answer: A
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