Hi-Fly, Inc. was accused of discharging residue from its production processes into a nearby pond on the company's premises. When challenged about this, the owner said, "We own the pond, and we can do whatever we want on our private property." Which of the following approaches to social responsibility does this attitude indicate?
A) Obstructionist
B) Accommodative
C) Defensive
D) Proactive
E) Private property rights

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The obstructionist approach to social responsibility is indicated by the owner's attitude, as it reflects a stance of resistance or denial of responsibility towards social or environmental issues, prioritizing the company's interests even at the expense of the public or environmental well-being.