Prevalence figures are suspected of being inaccurate because
A) there are difficulties and inconsistencies in definitions from state to state.
B) schools do not submit accurate counts to the state departments.
C) parents do not desire to reveal their child's disability.
D) not all students with learning disabilities are served in special education settings.

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Prevalence figures can be inaccurate due to inconsistencies in definitions and criteria for disabilities across different states, leading to variations in reporting and identification.

Prevalence Figures Are Suspected of Being Inaccurate Because