Question

While taking his psychology exam, Chuan constantly worried about whether or not he filled in the bubbles correctly on the scantron form. In order to alleviate his anxiety, he kept re-reading the questions and double-checking the responses to make sure that the bubbles were filled in correctly. Chuan did this over and over again for numbers 1-10 and unfortunately, got stuck and did not have time to finish the exam. Such behaviors are representative of ________.a. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder b. Bipolar Disorderc. Dissociative Identity Disorderd. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Answer 1

Answer: This behavior is a representative of "OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER".

Explanation: obsssive-compulsive disorder is a personality disorder when an individual is over conscious to his/her orderliness, perfectionism, attention to details, and other things. This type of disorder always come in to play when one don't trust themselves. They will want to check a details over and over again to be sure it is correct.

Chuan is worried because he has lost the trust he has on himself, that is why he always want to check his answers to be sure he did the correct thing. Chuan wants to be perfect in the exam, but his consciousness to his perfectionism has lead him to a state of disorderliness. People under this influence are likely to make wrong decision, because when we pay much attention to details we deny the brain it's ability of automatic selection, which are always the best answers.

Answer 2

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Step-by-step explanation:

While taking his psychology exam, Chuan constantly worried about whether or not he filled in the bubbles correctly on the scantron form. In order to alleviate his anxiety, he kept re-reading the questions and double-checking the responses to make sure that the bubbles were filled in correctly. Chuan did this over and over again for numbers 1-10 and unfortunately, got stuck and did not have time to finish the exam. Such behaviors are representative of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Obsessive compulsive disorder is a mental condition associated with anxiety disorder, it is characterized by an individuals abnormal desire to carryout certain routines or thoughts repeatedly, it is the repeated, unwanted thoughts that cause anxiety which is often accompanied by ritualized behaviour. It is a condition characterized by obsession and compulsion