Cognitive-behavioral theorists have found that people who develop obsessive-compulsive disorder also:

a. believe their thoughts are capable of causing harm to themselves or others.

b. believe it is impossible and undesirable to have control over everything.

c. have a lower rate of depression.

d. have lower standards of conduct and morality.

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Kaley Lester

Social Studies

29 March, 12:46

Cognitive-behavioral theorists have found that people who develop obsessive-compulsive disorder also:

a. believe their thoughts are capable of causing harm to themselves or others.

b. believe it is impossible and undesirable to have control over everything.

c. have a lower rate of depression.

d. have lower standards of conduct and morality.

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Michaela Bond · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Obsessive compulsive disorder is when a person keeps getting compelling repetitive thought.

This case the person might feel the possibility of causing harm to his/herself or others.