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(5pp). Today we toss psychiatric disorders at each other like we are throwing confetti on New Year's Eve. The phrase will be, I flew into 'manic,' or don't be 'obsessive,' or how'compulsive.' We think we know what all the terms mean. However for some it is not so easy to be flippant. Such is the case with an 'obsessive compulsive disorder.' Examination of the 1997 Academy Award winning film, 'As Good As it Gets,' whose major character in an obsessive compulsive, allows us to see what that disorder 'looks like.' Bibliography lists 1 source.
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be flippant. Such is the case with an "obsessive compulsive disorder." Examination of the 1997 Academy Award winning film, "As Good As it Gets," whose major character in
an obsessive compulsive, allows us to see what that disorder "looks like." Bibliography lists 1 source. BBasgasR.rtf OCD: "As Good as It Gets"
Written by for the Paperstore, Inc., October 2000 Introduction Today we toss psychiatric disorders at each
other like we are throwing confetti on New Years Eve. The phrase will be, I flew into "manic," or dont be obsessive, or how compulsive. We think we
know what all the terms mean. However for some it is not so easy to be flippant. Such is the case with an "obsessive compulsive disorder." Examination
of the 1997 Academy Award winning film, "As Good As it Gets," whose major character in an obsessive compulsive, allows us to see what that disorder "looks like." Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder Obsessive-compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder, in which a person has an unreasonable thought, fear, or worry that he or she tries to manage through a ritualized activity
to reduce the anxiety. Frequently occurring disturbing thoughts or images are called "obsessions," and the rituals performed to try to prevent or dispel them are called "compulsions." Examples of compulsions
include: repeated hand washing (for some 100+ times a day); checking and rechecking (repeatedly) to ensure that a door is locked or that the oven is turned off;
following rigid rules of order (i.e. putting on clothes in the very same sequence every day, alphabetizing the spices in the spice cabinet and becoming upset if the order becomes
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