The Richardson Shave Three Children Who Attend a Prominent School

The Richardson shave three children who attend a prominent school within the community. The two daughters and one son live in a financially stable environment, participating in many extracurricular activities. The Richardson's son has been displaying inappropriate behaviors for the last two years. His parents see it as simply misbehaving and being a boy. The son continuously breaks the rules at school and at home. He acts out and causes distractions when there is an authority figure present. What might a social worker see as the problem?

A) Anti-social disorder
B) Maladaptive behavior
C) Interpersonal antipathy
D) Borderline personality disorder