The Main Focus of Sherman's Essay, "The Anxieties of Affluence

The main focus of Sherman's essay, "The Anxieties of Affluence," is

A) the mental health of people who are afraid that their standard of living is precarious and that they might somehow fall into poverty.
B) the consumer behavior of those who can purchase anything but feel they need to make good and responsible (often ecologically sound) decisions about what to buy.
C) crime and the prospect among her subjects that they will be robbed, defrauded, or arrested for tax evasion.
D) child rearing.