<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A previously healthy 56-year-old woman comes to the family physician for a 1-month history of sleep disturbance and sadness. The symptoms have been occurring since her husband died in a car accident. Before eventually falling asleep, she stays awake for multiple hours and has crying spells. Several times she has been woken up by the sound of her husband calling her name. She has lost 3 kg 6.6 lb over the past month. She has 3 children with whom she still keeps regular contact and regularly attends church services with her friends. She expresses feeling a great feeling of loss over the death of her husband. She has no suicidal ideation. She is alert and oriented. Neurological exam shows no abnormalities. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis for this patients symptoms?? A: Schizoaffective disorder, B: Normal bereavement, C: Acute stress disorder, D: Major depressive disorder, E: Adjustment disorder with depressed mood,  <response>: This is a question about diagnosing a psychiatric disorder in a patient who recently lost her husband in a car accident and is experiencing symptoms of sleep disturbance, sadness, crying spells, auditory hallucinations, and weight loss. The key details are that her symptoms started after her husbands death one month ago, she is still able to keep in contact with her children and attend church, and she expresses feeling a great loss over her husbands death. This history is most consistent with normal bereavement and grief reaction to the traumatic loss of her spouse. Choice B of normal bereavement is likely the correct diagnosis here, as the other choices indicate more severe psychiatric illnesses that are not supported by the details provided.B: Normal bereavement 