People with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder tend to have slightly greater histories of physical neglect developmental disabilities O physical illness O developmental delays than people with no personality disorder.
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A 42 -year-old woman has always been extremely neat and tidy. She works as a secretary and stays long after normal working hours to check the punctuation and spelling of letters she prepared during the day. Her boss referred her for counseling after she repeatedly got into fights with her coworkers. "They don't take the job to heart," she says. "They just joke around all day." The most likely preliminary diagnosis for this patient is: (A) obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. (B) $\quad$ antisocial personality disorder. (C) $\quad$ narcissistic personality disorder. (D) $\quad$ borderline personality disorder.
What differentiates people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) from those who don't have OCD? the ability to ignore or dismiss negative, intrusive thoughts the presence of agoraphobia a history of past sexual abuse overprotective parents
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