Step 1: Recall the prolactin link. Dopamine \(D_2\) blockade in the tuberoinfundibular pathway removes dopamine's inhibition of prolactin, so prolactin rises.
Step 2: Compare the drugs. Risperidone is a potent \(D_2\) blocker (more potent than clozapine) with combined 5-HT2a and \(D_2\) antagonism, and it causes a marked, dose-related rise in prolactin.
Step 3: Conclude. Among the choices, risperidone produces the greatest hyperprolactinemia, so option D is correct.
Step 4: Exclude distractors. Olanzapine, ziprasidone, and especially clozapine are relatively prolactin-sparing atypicals, so they are wrong.