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Front Psychiatry May 2016 PMID 27148087

Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Interference, Symptoms, and Maladaptive Beliefs.

Guy Doron, Danny Derby, Ohad Szepsenwol, Elad Nahaloni, Richard Moulding

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The discussions reflect a strong interest in the conceptual framework of ROCD, with posts mentioning specific aspects like symptoms and maladaptive beliefs, and using terms like 'framework' and 'study' to convey a scholarly tone. The tone balances curiosity and recognition of the disorder's significance, indicating a moderate yet meaningful engagement with the research's potential impact.

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Most discussions acknowledge the validity of the study and its findings, seeming to agree that ROCD is a significant disorder worth attention.

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The posts demonstrate a high level of curiosity about the topic, referencing specific frameworks, symptoms, and beliefs, indicating strong interest.

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Participants are engaging by summarizing concepts like maladaptive beliefs and providing links to further information, showing moderate to deep engagement.

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Abstract in brief

  • The study discusses Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (ROCD), a condition characterized by preoccupations, doubts, and compulsions centered on one's romantic relationship, which has been linked to lower relationship satisfaction, sexual function, and mood.
  • Researchers compared individuals with ROCD, those with general OCD, and community controls, finding that ROCD clients exhibited more severe ROCD symptoms and higher maladaptive beliefs related to OCD and relationships, but similar severity in primary symptoms as OCD clients.
  • The results suggest that ROCD is a significant, disabling form of OCD that is associated with specific dysfunctional beliefs, highlighting the need for further research to understand its development and maintenance.]
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RT @uranus_2: 恋人やパートナーに対する強迫観念、疑い、強迫行動は関係性強迫性障害と呼ばれる。Relationship obsessive compulsive disorder (ROCD): Interference, symptoms and…https://…

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Interested in studies from ep. 8? Here they are | ROCD conceptual framework: https://t.co/05spufcbJf; ROCD symptoms: https://t.co/GfXm48jMEk; Maladaptive beliefs and ROCD: https://t.co/mo6IdVnnwF

May 14, 2020 · 2 followers View post →

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autis33
@autis33 · X

RT @uranus_2: 恋人やパートナーに対する強迫観念、疑い、強迫行動は関係性強迫性障害と呼ばれる。Relationship obsessive compulsive disorder (ROCD): Interference, symptoms and…https://…

Dec 29, 2023 · 1 share · 14,584 followers View post →
Slide into My Dx Podcast
@slideintomydx · X

Interested in studies from ep. 8? Here they are | ROCD conceptual framework: https://t.co/05spufcbJf; ROCD symptoms: https://t.co/GfXm48jMEk; Maladaptive beliefs and ROCD: https://t.co/mo6IdVnnwF

May 14, 2020 · 2 followers View post →