Being "Group Oriented" Calls for Participation and Cooperation, but Not

question 8

True/False

Being "group oriented" calls for participation and cooperation, but not abandoning personal beliefs or values. In fact, individuality with a group orientation is most effective.

Define and distinguish between obsessions and compulsions.

Recognize the characteristics and misconceptions associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Identify the rituals and behaviors associated with OCD.

Understand the psychological basis for certain OCD behaviors, specifically related to memory and trust.