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1 points Sav QUESTION 9 Stan has Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder All throughout the work day. Stan suffers from frequent, unwanted thoughts that he has left his front door unlocked and that all of his belongings have been taken as a result. These thoughts are what psychologists refer to as: A. Delusions B. Psychosis C. Obsessions D. Compulsions QUESTION 10 1 points Save Jessie, a young American, is obsessed about losing weight. She is paranoid about having calories and often starves herself. Despite being dangerously underweight for her age, Jessie refuses to eat as she is terrified of the possibility of gaining weight. Which of the following disorders best fits the description of Jessie's condition? A bulimia nervosa B. anorexia nervosa C schizophrenia D. bipolar disorder

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Question 9 : Option C. In OCD thoughts are considered as obsessions and actions are considered as compulsions. Here they clearly explained his thoughts so the answer is obsession.

Question 10 : Option B. Anorexia nervosa is a eating disorder characterised by lack of intake of food because of fear of gaining weight. Mostly women are prone to develop anorexia than men. Here all symptoms are clear and leading to anorexia. In bulimia people will eat everything and then they will do certain behavior to reduce weight.

Question 7 : Option B. Dissociative identity disorder is characterised by two or more different personality states. Here they specified that two distinct personalities are there. So it is DID.

Question 8 : Option A. ADHD is characterised by Inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity. Here teacher complained about his Inattention, impulsivityand distraction. So it is ADHD. It is common among children and boys are more vulnerable than girls.