What differentiates people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (ocd) from those who don't have ocd? multiple choice the ability to ignore or dismiss negative, intrusive thoughts the presence of agoraphobia a history of past sexual abuse overprotective parents?

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Maddox Gardner

17 December, 04:14

What differentiates people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (ocd) from those who don't have ocd? multiple choice the ability to ignore or dismiss negative, intrusive thoughts the presence of agoraphobia a history of past sexual abuse overprotective parents?

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Rylie Mcclure · Answer 1

The correct answer is the ability to ignore or dismiss negative, intrusive thoughts.

People who don't have OCD have this ability, whereas people who are suffering from this disorder don't. They are unable to stop thinking negatively, they cannot stop doing the same action over and over again, which is one of the characteristics that distinguishes them from those who aren't suffering from OCD.