<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 10-year-old child is sent to the school psychologist in May because he refuses to comply with the class rules. His teacher says this has been going on since school started back in August. He gets upset at the teacher regularly when he is told to complete a homework assignment in class. Sometimes he refuses to complete them altogether. Several of his teachers have reported that he intentionally creates noises in class to interrupt the class. He tells the psychologist that the teacher and his classmates are at fault. What is the most appropriate treatment?? A: Administration of clozapine, B: Administration of lithium, C: Cognitive-behavioral therapy, D: Interpersonal therapy, E: Motivational interviewing,  <response>: This question describes a 10-year-old child exhibiting behavioral issues at school including noncompliance with rules, refusal to do classwork, disruptive behavior, and blaming others. The choices list different pharmacological and psychotherapy interventions. For a child with behavioral issues but no clear psychiatric diagnosis, psychotherapy such as cognitive-behavioral therapy would be the most appropriate initial treatment rather than medications like clozapine or lithium which are used for severe psychiatric disorders. Interpersonal therapy and motivational interviewing also would not address the behavioral issues described.C: Cognitive-behavioral therapy 