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Cultural differences: OCD

The sociocultural approach assumes that people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviours 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 cultural factors in the...

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