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Module: OCD

The following module looks at the biological, cognitive, and sociocultural etiologies of obsessive-compulsive disorder [OCD]. As part of the module, we will also explore why prevalence rates of OCD may change over time. Finally, research methods and ethical considerations will also be addressed. text Begin the module

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