In various studies and statistics, there are indeed some professions that are considered to be more likely to be involved in insurance fraud cases. These professions are usually related to high-risk, high-return or direct interests in insurance compensation. The following are some common professions that may be more likely to be involved in insurance fraud: 1. **Architecture and construction industry**: Due to the risks and accidents on the construction site, some practitioners may obtain improper benefits by falsely reporting losses. 2. **Medical industry**: Doctors and medical providers may sometimes participate in false diagnosis, prescribe unnecessary treatments or procedures to obtain improper insurance compensation. 3. **Auto repair industry**: Some repair shops may exaggerate repair costs or falsify damages to obtain more compensation from insurance companies. 4. **Sales and marketing**: Sales personnel may take improper measures due to performance pressure, including exaggerating product losses or false claims. 5. **Real estate agents**: In some cases, real estate agents may exaggerate property losses or take other measures to profit from insurance. These professions do not mean that all practitioners will be involved in fraud, but due to the characteristics of the industry, some links may be more prone to problems. Insurance companies usually conduct stricter reviews of claims from these professions.