Which option is not listed as an antisocial issue among offenders?

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

Answer: (C)

This item tests recognizing which factors are described as antisocial issues among offenders. The listed items in the other options reflect social-relational and behavioral problems—things like loneliness, mental health concerns, marital or family strain, anger and aggression, conflicts with authority, and trouble with education. Those fit the pattern of antisocial issues that impact how someone interacts with others and behaves in social settings. Substance abuse, while a serious risk factor that can contribute to offending, is not described here as one of the antisocial issues in this context. Because it’s treated as a separate factor rather than part of the interpersonal/behavioral antisocial category shown in the other options, the choice mentioning substance abuse is the one that doesn’t fit the listed antisocial issues.