Charlie regularly gets into fights, has a pattern of lying, and often dodges creditors who want him to pay his long-overdue debts. Matt is known for his smooth charm, his lack of concern for the individuals he hurts, and his pattern of manipulation. Which of the following statements describes the difference between Charlie and Matt?
A. Because Charlie's behaviors are observable, he fits the antisocial personality behavior profile, while Matt's behaviors reflect psychopathy.
B. Charlie and Matt both reflect behaviors specific to psychopathy.
C. Because Charlie's behaviors are observable, he fits the psychopathy behavior profile, while Matt's behaviors reflect antisocial personality disorder.
D. Charlie and Matt both reflect behaviors specific to antisocial personality disorder.
Answer: A
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