Somatization Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder Are Often Associated with Gender

Somatization disorder and antisocial personality disorder are often associated with gender and may be explained by similar underlying neurological mechanisms.Which of the following statements best describes this relationship?

A) Behavioral inhibition and activation systems (fight/flight systems) are characterized by differing behavioral outcomes in males and females due to cultural norms.
B) Males and females both have inhibition and activation systems, but males have better developed activation systems and females have better developed inhibition systems.
C) Women with antisocial personality disorder may have an underlying deficit in the behavioral activation system and men with somatization disorder may have an underlying deficit in the behavioral inhibition system.
D) None of these