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Jkov05

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What is the correct sequence of events in obsessive-compulsive disorder?
◦ Thoughts trigger anxiety, compulsions try to reduce the anxiety, compulsions produce new anxiety-producing situations.
◦ Situations trigger uncontrollable thoughts, compulsions try to erase the thoughts, the compulsions trigger anxiety.
◦ Compulsions produce anxiety, anxiety triggers obsessive thoughts, thoughts produce new obsessions.
◦ Situations trigger uncontrollable thoughts, thoughts trigger anxiety, compulsions try to reduce the anxiety.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 1, 2021
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