The National Crime Victimization Survey Is an Inaccurate Measure of Juvenile

Multiple Choice

The National Crime Victimization Survey is an inaccurate measure of juvenile delinquency in part because:

A) it asks victims to estimate the age of the offender, which is often inaccurate.
B) victims like to lie and accuse teenagers of crime.
C) only adult crime has real victims.
D) age reporting by offenders is notoriously inaccurate.