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Sociocultural approach to OCD

The sociocultural approach assumes that the ways in which people think, feel, and behave are products of sociocultural conditioning by family, friends, community, and the wider society. Although many Westerners believe OCD has a neurobiological basis, this does not explain the range of obsessions and compulsions that characterize different populations. This chapter will explore the role of environmental and cultural...

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