The real extent of family violence may be much higher than the reported figures because

A) people are generally reluctant to reveal their family problems to researchers.
B) the number of people experiencing abuse runs into the millions,despite the small percentages.
C) other types of violence,such as financial exploitation,slapping,and verbal abuse,widely occur.
D) All of the above are true.

All three options contribute to the underreporting and underestimation of the extent of family violence. People might be reluctant to disclose their family issues due to shame or fear of retaliation. Moreover, family violence is not limited to physical abuse, and other forms of violence, such as emotional abuse and financial exploitation, can be less visible or recognized as abuse, further complicating reporting and estimating the true extent of the problem.