Dr Henson Has Been Asked to Assess John, Who Has

Dr. Henson has been asked to assess John, who has been accused of killing most of his family and several former girlfriends. When she meets with him, he is warm and charming, speaks intelligently, and addresses the charges brought against him in a very reasonable fashion. Dr. Henson diagnoses John with an antisocial personality disorder, and since she is a psychodynamic therapist, she believes that this disorder is due to

A) neurological deficits in the parietal lobes of the brain.
B) an overabundance of dopamine in John's brain.
C) John's failure to correctly develop an id.
D) John's failure to correctly develop a superego.
E) None of these response options works.