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    Ocd vs. Ocpd

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    OCD involves obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors like excessive handwashing or cleaning. People with OCD feel compelled to perform these rituals in response to intrusive thoughts and have trouble stopping them even knowing they are unrealistic. In contrast, OCPD involves a strong desire for order, perfectionism, and control as well as rigidly adhering to rules and standards without straying.

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    OCD involves obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors like excessive handwashing or cleaning. People with OCD feel compelled to perform these rituals in response to intrusive thoughts and have trouble stopping them even knowing they are unrealistic. In contrast, OCPD involves a strong desire for order, perfectionism, and control as well as rigidly adhering to rules and standards without straying.

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    OCD involves obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors like excessive handwashing or cleaning. People with OCD feel compelled to perform these rituals in response to intrusive thoughts and have trouble stopping them even knowing they are unrealistic. In contrast, OCPD involves a strong desire for order, perfectionism, and control as well as rigidly adhering to rules and standards without straying.

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    OCD involves obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors like excessive handwashing or cleaning. People with OCD feel compelled to perform these rituals in response to intrusive thoughts and have trouble stopping them even knowing they are unrealistic. In contrast, OCPD involves a strong desire for order, perfectionism, and control as well as rigidly adhering to rules and standards without straying.

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    What is the difference of OCD and OCPD?

    The difference between obsessive compulsive disorder and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is
    that OCD has the symptoms of obsessiveness and compulsive urges, and they experience recurrent,
    unwelcome feelings, ideas, or impulses that make them feel compelled to do something again and over
    again. An example of this is washing hands, germaphobia, checking on items, and cleaning. They have
    trouble disconnecting from intrusive thoughts or ceasing compulsive tendencies, even when they are
    aware that their preoccupations are unrealistic. While OCPD is where the person thinks about perfection
    and flawlessness, they also have a strong desire for order, completeness, and mental and social control.
    They're suffering from a compulsive urge to obey guidelines and restrictions, as well as a moral or
    ethical standard from which they might not stray

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