People are often suspicious that their partners are cheating on them. How often are these suspicions unfounded? That is, how common is it for people to be suspicious about their spouses cheating when in fact their spouses have in fact been faithful?

a. Extremely common—about 90% of suspicions are unfounded.
b. Very common—about 75% of suspicions are unfounded
c. Somewhat common—about 30-40% of suspicions are unfounded.
d. Not that common—about 10-15% of suspicions are unfounded.


D

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