Research on Sexual Harassment of Men Has Shown That

Research on sexual harassment of men has shown that

A) the prevalence of sexual harassment experiences between men and women as judged by the filing of formal complaints to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and state agencies is about the same
B) men are more likely to perceive behaviors such as flirting threatening than do women
C) the same research scales can be used with men and women because men and women attribute the same meaning to the items
D) many of the behaviors on a Scale of Sexual Harassment of Men were perceived by men as only "slightly upsetting"