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Social Studies, 18.02.2020 17:29 ianmartin6080

Which of the following statements about compulsive behaviors in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is TRUE?
A) Compulsions in OCD are best understood as a form of addictive behavior
B) Compulsive behaviors in OCD are aimed at reducing the distress triggered by obsessions
C) Examples of compulsive behaviors include paraphilias, gambling and substance use
D) Compulsions involve repetitive and persistent thoughts, images, or urges
E) Compulsive behaviors in OCD are typically goal oriented, fulfilling a realistic purpose

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