Classify V for true statements and F for false statements regarding OCD: Some of the symptoms of OCD are: symmetry obsessions, tendency to rituali...

Classify V for true statements and F for false statements regarding OCD:

Some of the symptoms of OCD are: symmetry obsessions, tendency to ritualize daily activities, washing compulsions, counting, checking, repetition, and tic-like compulsions. Obsessions or compulsions take up too much of the person's time with OCD, to the point of impairing the person's school or professional activities.
Since one of the symptoms of OCD is ordering/arranging, when the child is organized, it is a strong indication that they have OCD. Therefore, they should be referred to a doctor immediately, even if their symptoms do not bring embarrassment, discomfort, or restlessness to the child.
OCD can manifest itself through an exaggerated fear of contamination, or of hurting oneself, or of injuring others. The person has the feeling that they must perform certain actions to avoid causing harm to themselves or others. However, the effects of these actions have no power to prevent any kind of harm.
A F - F - V.
B F - V - F.
C V - F - F.
D V - F - V.