What does current research suggest related to children's reports of being sexually abused?
A) They are unreliable; about 50% of children's self-reports are false.
B) They are somewhat reliable; about 30% of children's self-reports are false.
C) They are fairly reliable; about 10% of children's self-reports are false.
D) They are unreliable; reports of sexual abuse require evidence in addition to a child's self-report.

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Current research suggests that children's reports of being sexually abused are generally reliable, with false reports making up a small percentage (around 10%) of all reports. It is important to take all reports seriously and investigate them thoroughly, while also being mindful of false allegations, which can have serious consequences for the accused.

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