Whistle-Blowers Often Suffer for Going Public with Their Complaints Because

Whistle-blowers often suffer for going public with their complaints because:

A) they are often dishonest about their complaints and claims.
B) speaking in public about a company's misdeeds is legally considered irresponsible behavior.
C) they are generally rejected and resented by co-workers and may be demoted or terminated.
D) they often exaggerate about the company's misdeeds and this leads to social discrimination.