Andrea Yates, who murdered her children, was diagnosed with postpartum depression, had flat affect (showed little emotional response) , experienced social withdrawal, and had delusions and other psychotic symptoms associated with schizophrenia. Taken together, these facts and symptoms suggest that she:
A) was incorrectly diagnosed with depression.
B) was showing signs of comorbidity of mental disorders.
C) had no real grounds for an insanity plea.
D) may have also suffered from an anxiety disorder that went undetected.
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