Which description best describes antisocial personality disorder?

A. Feelings of inadequacy, sensitive to criticism: This description is more consistent with avoidant personality disorder, where individuals struggle with low self-esteem and hypersensitivity to rejection. It does not capture the manipulative and exploitative traits of antisocial personality disorder. B. Very self-centered, feels privileged and special: These characteristics are more typical of narcissistic personality disorder. Narcissistic traits revolve around entitlement and a need for admiration, not the disregard for laws and rights seen in antisocial behavior. C. Breaks rules and laws, has little remorse or guilt: Individuals with this disorder demonstrate a pattern of deceit, impulsivity, disregard for societal norms, and lack of empathy or guilt for their harmful actions. D. Ongoing experiences of transient psychosis: Transient psychotic episodes are more characteristic of borderline personality disorder, especially under stress. Psychosis is not a defining feature of antisocial personality disorder.