Janet has been experiencing hallucinations and delusions ever since her house was destroyed in a flood 3 weeks ago. She realizes that the psychotic experiences are not real and she does not experience negative symptoms such as flat affect. Which of the following diagnoses does she most likelyhave? Group of answer choices Brief Psychotic Disorder, Without Marked Stressors Schizophreniform Disorder, Without Good Prognostic Features Schizophreniform Disorder, With Good Prognostic Features Brief Psychotic Disorder, With Marked Stressors Schizophrenia

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