Jason was being asked for sexual favors by his boss, Katrina. She would force him to meet her outside work and would touch him inappropriately. She even promised him a promotion if he agreed to be sexually intimate with her. Jason reluctantly succumbed to Katrina's demands and got a promotion. When he refused to engage in further sexual activity with Katrina, she fired him. Which of the following holds true in this scenario?

Group of answer choices

Jason cannot file a claim for sexual harassment because he is a man, and workplace sexual harassment claims are normally made by women.

Jason cannot file a claim for sexual harassment because he participated by being sexually intimate with her.

Jason can file a claim for quid pro quo sexual harassment.

Jason can only file a claim for hostile work environment sexual harassment.