In general, the reported numbers of people with mental health disorders in the United States are believed to be:
A. more accurate for men than they are for women because men are more likely to seek help.
B. high because the criteria for the disorders aren't always well established.
C. low because many people don't realize or report that they have a disorder.
D. more accurate for children and teenagers than they are for adults because school personnel screen for disorders.
Answer: C
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