A common characteristic of those who sexually abuse children is which of the following?

A. Sexual abusers can come from any socioeconomic or marital status; being unemployed and unmarried is not a consistent or defining characteristic. B. A common and dangerous tactic among sexual abusers is to manipulate or coerce children into keeping the abuse a secret. This may involve threats, bribes, guilt, or emotional manipulation, making it difficult for victims to disclose abuse. C. Many abusers repeatedly abuse the same victim and may have multiple victims, making this statement inaccurate. D. In most cases, abusers are known to the victim and often to the family, such as relatives, family friends, or trusted authority figures.