Question 5 (3 points) Three cashiers worked during the morning shift at Amherst Specialties, a retailer. At the end of the morning shift, the register was $50 short. When the general manager asked all three register operators what had happened, none of the operators admitted to knowing about any problems with cash receipts or the register. Amherst Specialties had no means of identifying when or how the register had come up short during the shift. Which of the following would be the best control Amherst Specialties could establish for preventing this type of fraud? Elimination of rationalization Establishment of responsibility Segregation of duties None of the listed controls would have made this fraud less likely Elimination of pressure