Research Shows That Children's Self-Reports of Being Sexually Abused

Research shows that children's self-reports of being sexually abused:

A) are unreliable; about 25% of children's self-reports are false.
B) are unreliable; about 33% of children's self-reports are false.
C) are somewhat reliable; about 15% of children's self-reports are false.
D) are fairly reliable; fewer than 10% of children's self-reports are false.
E) are fairly reliable,although children seldom can identify their attacker.