This passage below best serves as evidence of which of the f…

This passage below best serves as evidence of which of the following? “Montezuma enjoyed no sleep, no food, no one spoke to him. Whatsoever he did, it was as if he were in torment. Often times it was as if he sighed, became weak, felt weak. . . . Wherefore he said, “What will now befall us? Who indeed stands [in charge]? Alas, until now, I. In great torment is my heart; as if it were washed in chili water it indeed burns.” And when he had so heard what the messengers reported, he was terrified, he was astounded. . . . Especially did it cause him to faint away when he heard how the gun, at [the Spaniards’] command, discharged: how it resounded as if it thundered when it went off. And when [the shot] struck a mountain, it was as if it were destroyed, dissolved . . . as if someone blew it away. . .  And when [the Spaniards] were well settled, they thereupon inquired of Montezuma as to all the city’s treasure . . . Much did they importune him; with great zeal they sought gold. . . . Thereupon were brought forth all the brilliant things; the shields, the golden discs, the devils’ necklaces, the golden nose crescents, the golden leg bands, the golden arm bands, the golden forehead bands.”  

Arnold’s grandmother can not seem to part with things. Her h…

Arnold’s grandmother can not seem to part with things. Her house is so hard to walk through due to all the things she owns and refuses to get rid of. She even has a collection of old detergent bottles in the laundry room because she says it makes the room smell good, not realizing she can not even get to the washer to wash her clothes anymore. What diagnosis does Arnold’s grandmother exhibit?