New Studies of Infidelity and the Ways in Which Men

question 30

Multiple Choice

New studies of infidelity and the ways in which men and women think about such behavior reveal

• A) women care more than men about emotional infidelity.
• B) men care more about physical infidelity than emotional infidelity.
• C) men and women both feel physical infidelity is more than emotional infidelity.
• D) both men and women were upset most by emotional infidelity.

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