Step 1: Hyperprolactinemia from antipsychotics tracks with how strongly the drug blocks $D_2$ receptors in the tuberoinfundibular tract.
Step 2: Rank the agents by $D_2$ affinity. Clozapine, olanzapine, and ziprasidone are loose or transient $D_2$ binders and tend to leave prolactin near normal.
Step 3: Risperidone binds $D_2$ tightly and persistently, and it does not readily cross into the brain to spare the pituitary, so circulating prolactin climbs significantly during therapy.
Step 4: Therefore the agent that stands out for raising prolactin is risperidone.
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