Which of the following is most like the argument above in its logical structure? A. Many children would choose to eat dessert before dinner, if given the option. While this is understandable, parents should allow a child to eat dessert only if he or she first finishes the healthier dinner. B. While alarm systems are good for the individual property owner, homeowners do a disservice to their neighbors by installing alarm systems because neighboring homes are then comparatively easy targets for burglars. Instead, homeowners should consider alternative home protection measures such as joining a neighborhood watch program. C. Some terrorist groups kidnap individuals to gain publicity for their cause. While it is understandable that the families of kidnapping victims often want to cooperate in order to get loved ones returned safely, this country should continue its policy of refusing to negotiate with terrorists or publicize the kidnapping. D. A labor union and a major employer are engaged in contract negotiations. While the employer proposed a pay increase matches that requested by the labor union, the contract does not include the health care coverage that the labor union also requested. The labor union should therefore reject the contract and continue negotiations. E. A student often asks his parents to stay up past his normal bedtime in order to finish his homework because he spends much of his afternoon playing games with friends rather than working on homework. Although his parents want him to do well in school, they should strictly enforce his bedtime; doing so will force the student to start working on his homework earlier in the evening.