Several Employees Have Occasionally Brought Their Children to the Workplace

Several employees have occasionally brought their children to the workplace when they are unable to find a sitter. For the most part, you don't mind, but sometimes the children are restless or noisy, and you are distracted. When you approach your boss, who set the precedent by bringing his son to a meeting one day, about your concerns, you get little sympathy. Chances are, he

A) Has a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
B) Believes that balancing work and family takes precedence over your inconvenience.
C) Is caving in to pressure from the employees who benefit.
D) Wants to get even with you for a past problem and is really just displaying psychological reactance.
E) None of the above.