In their relationship, Marc and Nora both perceive that Marc has been paying more than his fair share of costs and that Nora is receiving more than her fair share of benefits. According to equity theory,
a. neither Marc nor Nora should feel uncomfortable with the situation.
b. Marc should feel uncomfortable with the situation, but not Nora.
c. Nora should feel uncomfortable with the situation, but not Marc.
d. both should feel uncomfortable with the situation, but Marc should feel more uncomfortable than Nora.
Answer: D
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