The Research on Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs Generally Shows

The research on child sexual abuse prevention programs generally shows that concerns regarding the suitability of these programs for children

A) are warranted, given the many negative side effects that result from program participation.
B) are warranted, given that these programs tend to have few (if any) positive effects.
C) are unwarranted, given the few negative side effects that result from program participation.
D) vary depending on whether the program includes parental involvement.