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    Analysis: Devil in the Details by J. Traig Mental Illness According to DSM-5 (2017)‚ obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is characterized by repeated and persistent thoughts called obsessions‚ which are experienced as imposed and inappropriate and which cause intense feelings of anxiety and discomfort. In order to reduce the anxiety caused by obsessive thoughts‚ the person with OCD performs repetitive behaviors called compulsions. Most often those two symptoms present together although obsessive

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    bars of soap per washing. These are typical compulsions for those with OCD and are notable as those attributed to evolution and natural selection. Other behaviors Melvin Udall exhibited include his preference for a particular table at a restaurant‚ his organizing of items by color and hyper-organized packing‚ and his refusal to step on the cracks of New York sidewalks. While Melvin’s behaviors seemed linked to anxiety‚ his OCD only manifested as compulsive behaviors. No evidence of obsessive thoughts

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    glare without obscuring vision‚ and the Ray-Ban brand was born. This new anti-glare eyewear went on sale to the public in 1937. The original glasses featured a plastic frame with the now classic Aviator shape. The sunglasses were remodeled with a metal frame the following year and rebranded as the Ray-Ban Aviator. It wasn’t long before the popularity of Ray-Ban spread from pilots to anyone with an outdoor lifestyle. In 1938‚ the Ray-Ban Shooter was launched in both the green lens and the pale yellow Kalichrome

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    9/13/10 In David Sedaris’ “Plague of Tics” readers learn quickly about Sedaris’ OCD behaviors and how they affect not only himself but also the others around him. I have certain compassion towards Sedaris as I learned through the “Plague of Tics” we shared a connection relating between our views and past events. His family is clearly used to the odd behaviors but rather than being worried they tease him and think the tics are voluntarily practiced. Due to his unique routines annually his teachers

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    Feng Ru had to endure many setbacks and dangers such as racism‚ natural disasters‚ and money shortage during his goal to become the First Chinese Aviator and to fly and design a plane. He knew nevertheless that the setbacks were going to be tough and he was going to have to risk life in doing so. In Paragraph six of the article‚ the text says "San Francisco’s massive earthquake and resulting fire forced

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    He was a pioneer Chinese aviator and was the 1st Chinese to leave the soil in China. He faced many conflicts like death. He almost died a lot of times. He once lost control of his plane “which plunged into his workshop‚ setting it ablaze.” (Feng).Feng Ru was impressed by America’s success in Aviation‚ like the Wright Brothers that he ended up wanting to become an aviator. Feng Ru had to move when an earthquake in Oakland forced him to relocate to

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    can induce OCD type behavior could be developmental type transitions (such as first day of school) or family losses (such as a divorce of death of a loved one) (March & Cabrera‚

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    OCD runs a varied course. Symptoms may come and go‚ or even ease or worsen over time. Severe OCD can keep people from working or carrying out every day responsibilities. Self-coping mechanisms can lead to other problems such as addictions. OCD can be accompanied by other mental issues‚ which can make OCD harder to diagnose.. Is OCD inherited? Maybe if it is discovered during childhood it can be linked to parents‚ siblings

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    approach in health care the example I will be looking at are the way a clinical psychologist helped treat a patient who is suffering from a phobia of snakes by using the behavioural therapy approach and a clinical psychologist treating a patient who has OCD by using the cognitive therapy approach.  Phobias are often treated using a technique called systematic Desensitization. Systematic desensitization is a treatment for phobias in which the patient is exposed to progressively more anxiety-provoking stimuli

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    OCD is a chronic and incapacitating disorder that is characterized by the presence of recurring obsessions and compulsions. The obsessions that are associated with this disorder consists of images‚ impulses‚ or thoughts that lead to anxiety or distress. Common symptoms of obsessions include a fear of germs‚ aggressive thoughts towards oneself or others‚ taboo thoughts‚ and the individual ensures that things are in perfect order. The compulsions associated with OCD are behaviors that

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