After Natalie testifies in court that she witnessed the defendant committing an armed robbery, a memory expert is called to testify on behalf of the defense. The expert testifies that Natalie's ability to encode the information accurately was probably impaired. Which factor did the expert most likely have in mind when he questioned Natalie's ability to acquire the information accurately?

A young adult who still lives at home has a parent who frequently exhibits delusions of grandeur, so much so that the young adult eventually develops delusions of grandeur, as well. The young adult's psychotic disorder is called:

A) codependent disorder. B) shared psychotic disorder. C) second-degree schizophreniform disorder. D) paranoid schizophrenia.

What rule holds that because accused persons could not control their actions, they might not be responsible for them, even if they knew their actions were wrong?

A. M'Naghten rule B. Durham rule C. Irresistible impulse rule D. American Law Institute standard