Michael, whose case serves as an example in your textbook, was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Which of the following pointed toward that diagnosis?
a. He performed repetitive counting rituals in response to obsessive thoughts.
b. He considered his obsessive concerns to be logical.
c. His relationships with his friends were unlimited and satisfying.
d. His rituals interfered with his family's routine.
Answer: d.
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