Kliment was abused as a child, leaving his amygdala abnormal, making him more aggressive due to which one of the following problems?
A. He has trouble understanding written or spoken language, so he has become withdrawn.
B. After many fearful experiences caused by hormone imbalances, he is wary of strangers.
C. He is unable to feel pleasure, so he occupies himself with academic pursuits.
D. He has trouble managing his anger, so he responds to frustration aggressively.
Answer: D
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