Janie's house was broken into, and the perpetrator brutally attacked her.Since the attack, she has withdrawn from family and friends.Janie is most likely:

A) experiencing emotional numbness and detachment.
B) exhibiting hypervigilance and chronic arousal.
C) reexperiencing the trauma.
D) showing signs of paranoia and delusions.

Janie's withdrawal from family and friends suggests that she is experiencing emotional numbness and detachment, which is a common symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This can also include a diminished interest in activities that were once pleasurable, a sense of detachment from others, and a decreased ability to experience positive emotions. Hypervigilance and chronic arousal (B) manifest as an exaggerated startle response, irritability, difficulty sleeping, and an inability to relax after the traumatic event. Reexperiencing the trauma (C) could include distressing thoughts, memories, and nightmares about the event, along with intense emotions and physical sensations such as sweating, shaking, and heart palpitations. Paranoid and delusional thinking (D) are not typically associated with PTSD.