<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A parent-teacher conference is called to discuss the behavior of a 9 year-old boy. According to the boys teacher, he has become progressively more disruptive during class. When asked to help clean up or read out-loud, he replies with Youre not the boss of me. or You cant make me. He refuses to participate in gym class, but will play the same games during recess. He gets along with and is well-liked by his peers. His mother reports that her son can sometimes be difficult, but he is helpful around the house and is very good playing with his 7-year-old sister. What is the most likely diagnosis?? A: Conduct disorder, B: Oppositional defiant disorder, C: Antisocial personality disorder, D: Attention deficit disorder, E: Separation anxiety disorder,  <response>: This question describes a 9-year-old boy who is increasingly disruptive and defiant in class. He refuses to follow the teachers instructions and participate in activities, saying things like You cant make me. However, he gets along well with peers and behaves better at home, although his mother acknowledges he can be difficult sometimes. Based on the pattern of defiant and hostile behavior towards authority figures like the teacher, but not peers, the most likely diagnosis is oppositional defiant disorder. Conduct disorder is less likely in the absence of more severe rule-breaking behavior. Antisocial personality disorder does not apply to someone so young. Attention deficit and separation anxiety disorders do not match the symptoms described.B: Oppositional defiant disorder 