How was Henry's treatment of Mandy viewed?

The choice indicating that Henry's treatment of Mandy was viewed as embarrassing suggests a perception that his actions caused discomfort or humiliation for her. This implies that Henry's behavior was inappropriate in the social context or the expectations of their relationship. Viewing his treatment in this way highlights not just the actions themselves, but the impact those actions had on Mandy's feelings and how others may have perceived their interactions.

In contrast to the other options, which suggest varying degrees of positive or neutral perceptions (supportive, negligent, or appropriate), the correct answer reflects a more negative sentiment. It emphasizes the social and emotional consequences of Henry's behavior, underscoring the importance of understanding interpersonal dynamics and the feelings of individuals involved. The perception of embarrassment indicates a failure to meet expected social norms and could suggest a lack of sensitivity on Henry's part toward Mandy's feelings.