Hank was charged with the murder of 10 women. On one occasion after killing one of his victims he went to dinner with his wife to celebrate his birthday. Hank began to burglarize with an older brother at 7, and at 12 was put on probation. A year later he was sent to the California Youth Authority for committing "lewd and lascivious acts" with a 6-year-old girl. As a teenager he faced charges of armed robbery and auto theft. A habitual truant, he was suspended from high school at 17. Hank married seven times. He beat each of his wives. Most of the marriages lasted no more than a few months. When he was 23, Hank went on a crime spree that eventually covered five states. Stealing license plates and cars, holding up bars and drugstores, he eluded capture until caught and convicted for the armed robbery of a motel. When his daughter finally informed authorities of 6 years of abuse, felony charges were filed against him for incest, among other things. Hank responded by changing his name. Using the stolen driver's license of a state police officer, he obtained a new birth certificate and Social Security number, and he and his wife moved to another town. He was also a heavy drinker. His wife once cautioned him as he drank and drove that the combination was illegal. "F the law," he answered. His mother filled his childhood with physical and emotional abuse. His father was incarcerated and later executed for his crimes. Most likely Hank is experiencing symptoms of [ Select ] ["DID", "PTSD", "Antisocial personality disorder", "Borderline personality disorder", "Alcoholism", "Narcissistic personality disorder"] . The best treatment from the options below would be [ Select ] ["ECT", "aversive conditioning", "no effective treatments have been found", "client-centered therapy", "Antidepressants"] .