Correctional offenders commonly exhibit antisocial issues such as aggression, anger issues and authority issues.

• A. Substance abuse
• B. Aggression, anger issues and authority issues
• C. Loneliness, mental issues and marital issues
• D. Anger issues, family issues and education issues

Answer: (B)

Offenders in corrections often show patterns of antisocial behavior, especially aggression, difficulty controlling anger, and resistance or defiance toward authority. This combination directly reflects how antisocial traits manifest in prison or juvenile settings, where rule-breaking and conflicts with staff are common. The option that lists aggression, anger issues and authority issues matches this behavioral cluster precisely, making it the best fit.

Other concerns like substance abuse, loneliness, or various personal or social problems can be present in offenders, but they describe broader or different issues rather than the specific antisocial behavior pattern highlighted here.