A Medieval Man, Irascible, Believes That Farmer Spruce, Who Lives

A medieval man, Irascible, believes that Farmer Spruce, who lives down the road, made a pact with the devil to kill Irascible's crops and animals. Farmer Spruce is an unusually handsome man, and Irascible believes that his wife has been sneaking down to Farmer Spruce's house when Irascible has to go into town for supplies. Citing Farmer Spruce's attractiveness among his "evidence" that Spruce has made a deal with the devil, Irascible accuses him of witchcraft. The town elders arrest Farmer Spruce so they can learn if he is indeed working with the forces of darkness. The model of abnormality being used here is the

A) demonological model.
B) incubus model.
C) inquisition model.
D) Malleus Maleficarum.
E) monoamine hypothesis.