Which of the following is NOT listed among the mental states associated with bizarre behavior in tased individuals?

• A. Stimulant drug-induced
• B. Delusional
• C. Agitated
• D. Psychologically calm

Answer: (D)

The concept here is how people tend to behave after being tased. The perceived mental states following a stun often resemble heightened arousal and disorganized thinking: stimulant-like effects where alertness is up and thoughts can feel racing, delusional or confused ideas as perception is disrupted, and agitation as the person reacts to pain, surprise, or disorientation. A psychologically calm state does not fit this pattern—calmness implies low arousal and clarity, which is not characteristic of the bizarre, aroused, or disoriented behavior described after taser exposure. So the option describing a psychologically calm state is the one that does not belong with the others.