B.
The word “incredulity” is defined as
“the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something.” Which is not the case in the sentence
Example of the word incredulity: "he stared down the street in incredulity"
Hunger, and loss laziness and greed anger and jealously love and devotion
Credible means easy to believe. If something is likely; why should it not be credible?
also if it comes from a credible source, I would assume that it's credible.
Now, we're left with the choice between interested and disinterested party: among the two the interested party is more likely to make false claims, as they can benefit from them: so I think that answer <span>d.<em> the claimant is an interested party</em>
is the correct one. </span>
