OCD: Myth or Fact?

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A short true/false activity about OCD.

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OCD: Myth or Fact?Version en ligne A short true/false activity about OCD. par NAMI at CSU 1 “If someone with OCD just ignores their thoughts, the disorder will go away.” Yes No 2 “OCD can involve fears about harm, morality, or responsibility—not just cleanliness.” Yes No 3 “OCD is mainly about being neat, organized, or liking things a certain way.” Yes No 4 “OCD is a diagnosable mental health condition that can significantly interfere with daily life.” Yes No 5 “People with OCD want to have their intrusive thoughts.” Yes No 6 “OCD is caused by a lack of willpower or self-control.” Yes No 7 “People with OCD experience intrusive thoughts that cause significant distress.” Yes No 8 “Compulsions are performed to reduce anxiety, not because they feel enjoyable.” Yes No 9 “Evidence-based treatments, such as therapy and medication, can help people manage OCD.” Yes No 10 “Everyone who double-checks things has OCD.” Yes No

OCD: Myth or Fact?Version en ligne

A short true/false activity about OCD.

par NAMI at CSU

“If someone with OCD just ignores their thoughts, the disorder will go away.”

Yes

“OCD can involve fears about harm, morality, or responsibility—not just cleanliness.”

Yes

“OCD is mainly about being neat, organized, or liking things a certain way.”

Yes

“OCD is a diagnosable mental health condition that can significantly interfere with daily life.”

Yes

“People with OCD want to have their intrusive thoughts.”

Yes

“OCD is caused by a lack of willpower or self-control.”

Yes

“People with OCD experience intrusive thoughts that cause significant distress.”

Yes

“Compulsions are performed to reduce anxiety, not because they feel enjoyable.”

Yes

“Evidence-based treatments, such as therapy and medication, can help people manage OCD.”

Yes

“Everyone who double-checks things has OCD.”

Yes

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OCD: Myth or Fact?

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OCD: Myth or Fact?Version en ligne

par NAMI at CSU

“If someone with OCD just ignores their thoughts, the disorder will go away.”

“OCD can involve fears about harm, morality, or responsibility—not just cleanliness.”

“OCD is mainly about being neat, organized, or liking things a certain way.”

“OCD is a diagnosable mental health condition that can significantly interfere with daily life.”

“People with OCD want to have their intrusive thoughts.”

“OCD is caused by a lack of willpower or self-control.”

“People with OCD experience intrusive thoughts that cause significant distress.”

“Compulsions are performed to reduce anxiety, not because they feel enjoyable.”

“Evidence-based treatments, such as therapy and medication, can help people manage OCD.”

“Everyone who double-checks things has OCD.”

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