Tom is serving a 25-year prison term for armed robbery. while incarcerated, he is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. the prison psychiatrist prescribes barbiturates for tom. what is the most likely reason for the psychiatrist's decision to prescribe barbiturates? a. to decrease tom's impulsivity b. to tom learn to empathize with others c. to decrease tom's aggressive behavior d. to treat tom's depression

The correct answer is C. to decrease Tom's aggressive behavior.
Given that Tom is suffering from antisocial personality disorder, he might be very aggressive and violent towards others, and he might pose a danger to those around him. Due to this disorder, he cannot understand that the things he's doing are wrong. The psychiatrist will prescribe him barbiturates because they can sedate him and mitigate his reactions.

The correct option is: inversion

Explanation:

The tibialis anterior muscle is found on the lateral surface of the shinbone of the leg.  

This bone arises from the upper lateral surface of the shinbone and the lateral condyle of the shinbone. It inserts into the first metatarsal bone and medial cuneiform of the foot.

The actions of tibialis anterior muscle include dorsiflexion and inversion of the foot