Which Is Not True About Rates of Child Maltreatment

Which is not true about rates of child maltreatment?

A) Improvements in tracking using recent technology advances allow for exact statistics on rates of maltreatment.
B) Annual incidence rates underestimate cumulative estimates of maltreatment.
C) Maltreatment peaks in infancy and early childhood compared to other ages.
D) Beyond types of maltreatment, researchers classify maltreatment by severity, frequency, and timing.
E) All forms of maltreatment are rising in line with growing U.S. poverty.