For the 2016 GSS, You Code Marital Status as 0

For the 2016 GSS, you code marital status as 0 = not married and 1 = married, then you regress the number of hours of television viewing per day (Y) on marital status (X) with the following result: Y = 3.1 − .32X. This result indicates that

A) married people watch, on average, 3.1 more hours of television than unmarried people.
B) married people watch, on average, 2.78 fewer hours of television than unmarried people.
C) married people watch, on average, .32 fewer hours of television than unmarried people.
D) there is no relationship between marital status and television viewing.