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WorksheetsPsychology 3.3 OCD
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Repeatedly checking if the door is locked.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Fear of germs and excessive handwashing.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Needing to arrange objects in a specific order.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Intrusive thoughts about causing harm to others.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Counting objects or repeating words silently to oneself.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Fear of making a mistake and constantly seeking reassurance.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Avoiding certain places or situations to prevent anxiety.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Repeating a specific phrase or prayer to prevent something bad from happening.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Fear of contamination and avoiding touching certain objects.
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Read each statement and determine whether it describes an obsession or a compulsion: Needing to have everything in perfect symmetry.
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What characterizes Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
Sudden and intense episodes of fear, known as panic attacks
Repetitive, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and ritualistic behaviors (compulsions)
Excessive worry and anxiety about various aspects of life
Unstable self-image and relationships
What distinguishes obsessions from compulsions in OCD?
Obsessions involve repetitive behaviors, while compulsions are intrusive thoughts.
Obsessions are intense fears or worries, while compulsions are ritualistic behaviors.
Obsessions are unwanted and intrusive thoughts, while compulsions are repetitive behaviors or mental acts.
Obsessions are positive thoughts, while compulsions are negative thoughts.
How do compulsions in OCD typically relate to obsessions?
Compulsions are completely unrelated to obsessions.
Compulsions are efforts to avoid or reduce anxiety related to obsessions.
Compulsions reinforce obsessions, making them more intense.
Compulsions replace obsessions entirely.
