False Reporting
Review of research. To date, much of the research conducted on the prevalence of false allegations of sexual assaults . is unreliable because of inconsistencies with definitions and methods employed to evaluate data (Archambault, n.d.). A review of research finds that the prevalence of false reporting is . Since 1929, crime data, such as
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