* Impartiality in Fraud Risk Assessment:
* As the lead on the fraud risk assessment, Glenda must maintain objectivity and avoid the appearance of bias.
* Her history of disagreements with Bridgette creates a potential conflict of interest, which could compromise the assessment's credibility.
* Why Option D is Correct:
* Assigning the accounts receivable department's assessment to another individual eliminates the risk of perceived or actual bias.
* Analysis of Other Options:
* A. Confrontation:Not appropriate during a professional assessment.
* B. Including disagreements:Personal conflicts should not influence risk evaluations.
* C. Automatic high-risk designation:This lacks a factual basis and undermines objectivity.
* Conclusion:Option D ensures objectivity and credibility in the fraud risk assessment.