Y-BOCS Obsessive-Compulsive Scale

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Please highlight the statement that best describes your condition during the recent period.

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Answer the following questions

Choose the answer that best describes your experience. You can return to previous questions.

1

How much time do you spend on obsessive thoughts?*

Obsessive thoughts are recurrent, unwanted, intrusive thoughts.

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2

To what extent do obsessive thoughts interfere with your personal, social, or work activities?*

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3

How much distress or discomfort do your obsessive thoughts cause you?*

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4

How much effort do you make to resist obsessive thoughts, or to ignore or dismiss them?*

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5

How much control do you have over your obsessive thoughts?*

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6

How much time do you spend performing compulsive behaviors?*

Compulsive behaviors are physical or mental acts that you feel a strong urge to repeat in order to reduce anxiety or prevent something frightening from happening.

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7

To what extent do compulsive behaviors interfere with your personal, social, or work activities?*

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8

How anxious do you become if you are prevented from carrying out compulsive behaviors?*

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9

How much do you try to resist compulsive behaviors?*

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10

How much control do you have over your compulsive behaviors?*

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