<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 24-year-old woman presents with her husband to a physician with the complaints of fever, cough, and cold for the past 5 days. When the physician asks her if she has taken any medication for her symptoms, she answers, My husband and I possess great powers to heal sickness. So I tried to cure my symptoms with my power. However, due to some divine cause, it did not work this time, so I thought I should seek medical advice. Upon asking her husband about this, he says, I have always had an immense ability to heal others through my powerful thoughts. It is only after I married her that she came to realize the powers within herself. The physician examines her and prescribes appropriate medications for her symptoms. A year later, the woman presents again to the same physician with a cough and cold for 2 days. The physician asks her why did she not use her power this time. She replies, I separated from my husband 6 months ago, and I no longer believe that I nor my husband had any special power. The woman denies any hallucinations, mood disturbances, and socio-occupational impairment to date. Which of the following conditions was this patient most likely suffering from?? A: Brief psychotic disorder, B: Folie à deux, C: Schizophreniform disorder, D: Culture-specific psychosis, E: Residual phase of schizophrenia,  <response>: This question describes a case of a woman who initially believed she had healing powers, along with her husband. After separating from her husband, she no longer believed this. The key details are:- She initially had delusional beliefs about having healing powers, shared with her husband- These resolved after separating from her husband - No other psychotic symptoms or functional impairmentThis fits with folie à deux, a shared psychotic disorder where delusional beliefs are transmitted from one person to another. The delusions often resolve when the individuals are separated. The lack of other psychotic symptoms or impairment makes brief psychotic disorder, schizophreniform disorder, schizophrenia, and culture-specific psychosis unlikely.B: Folie à deux 