Alcoholism is most likely to develop in a man who

A) "holds his liquor well," and gets little stress reduction from alcohol.
B) becomes visibly intoxicated easily, and gets little stress reduction from alcohol.
C) "holds his liquor well," and gets much stress reduction from alcohol.
D) becomes visibly intoxicated easily, and gets much stress reduction from alcohol.

Men who can "hold their liquor well" are often able to consume larger quantities of alcohol without showing visible signs of intoxication, which can lead to a higher tolerance and potentially an increased risk for alcoholism. Additionally, if this individual is using alcohol as a coping mechanism to reduce stress, it may also increase their risk for developing alcoholism.