MARITAL ADJUSTMENT, FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT AND SOCIAL SUPPORT AMONG PERSONS WITH OCD AND DEPRESSIVE DISORDER : LITERATURE REVIEW
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Quality of Life, Marital Adjustment, Dissatisfaction, StressAbstract
Long-term OCD affects 2.3% of people. OCD involves recurrent obsessions and compulsions. Marriage starts a family. Quality of life includes social, emotional, and physical health. The study examines OCD patients' marital adjustment and quality of life. This included PubMed and manual searches. OCD may directly influence couples, producing unhappiness. Disease-related guilt and social status lower spouses' quality of life.
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03-03-2024
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MARITAL ADJUSTMENT, FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT AND SOCIAL SUPPORT AMONG PERSONS WITH OCD AND DEPRESSIVE DISORDER : LITERATURE REVIEW. (2024). Siddhanta’s International Journal of Advanced Research in Arts & Humanities, 74-84. https://sijarah.com/index.php/sijarah/article/view/44
