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Grayson is very jealous of his partner Brad, and has a history of depression and self-esteem problems. He is frequently preoccupied with his own problems and feels Brad doesn’t pay enough attention to him. He often lashes out at Brad without cause to make himself feel better and more in control of his emotions. Grayson would be classified as what type of male batterer?
a. Family-only batterer
b. Antisocial batterer
c. Psychopathic batterer
d. Extrafamilial batterer
e. Dysphoric/borderline batterer

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