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Rosmarin et al (2010)

The following study can be used to support the socio-cultural explanation of OCD, specifically the role of religiosity with regard to scrupulosity. This study focuses on Orthodox and non-Orthodox Jews. It is an interesting study as the results are not as the researchers initially expected. Background information Scrupulosity involves intrusive, blasphemous thoughts and imagery, leading to obsessive fears of...


Tags: sociocultural, OCD

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