What Differentiates People with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) from Those Who

question 26

Multiple Choice

What differentiates people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) from those who don't have OCD?

• A)the ability to ignore or dismiss negative, intrusive thoughts
• B)the presence of agoraphobia
• C)a history of past sexual abuse
• D)overprotective parents

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Definitions:

Casual Sex

Sexual activity between individuals without the necessity of a committed relationship.

Restrained Eaters

Individuals who consciously restrict their food intake in an effort to control their weight.

Food Related Behaviour

Actions or habits associated with the consumption, choice, and preference of food, influenced by a variety of factors including cultural, psychological, and environmental.

Set-Point Theory

The idea that the body regulates its weight and energy levels around a specific baseline, known as the set-point.