OCD: Myth or Fact?

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A short true/false activity about OCD.

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NAMI at CSU

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

OCD: Myth or Fact?Online version

A short true/false activity about OCD.

by NAMI at CSU

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

Yes

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

Yes

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

Yes

“Everyone who double-checks things has OCD.”

Yes

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

Yes

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

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

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

Yes

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by NAMI at CSU

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

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

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

“Everyone who double-checks things has OCD.”

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

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

“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.”

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

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