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Scrupulosity

Scrupulosity, also known as religious obsessive–compulsive disorder or scrupulous–compulsive disorder (SCD), is a mental disorder defined by intrusive thoughts about moral or religious ideas, pathological feelings of guilt, and compulsions which attempt to mitigate such thoughts. It is widely understood as a subtype of obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD).

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related to Diagnosis · 23
Scrupulosity → As, Because, Beck Anxiety Inventory, Behaviors Questionnaire, Brown Obsessive, Christians, Compulsive Scale, God, Immoral, Like, OCD, Penn Inventory, PIOS, PIOS-R, Scrupulosity Inventory, Scrupulous Thoughts, SI, Specific, STBQ, The PIOS
related to Epidemiology · 23
Scrupulosity → Although, Another, Attempts, Both, Catholics, Egypt, However, Israel, Jewish, OCD, One, Orthodox, Orthodox Jewish, Orthodox Jews, Others, Overall, Protestants, Saudi Arabia, Several, Studies
related to Obsessions · 21
Scrupulosity → Being, Blasphemous, Catholic, Christian, Church, Concerns, Cross, Devil, Doubts, General, God, Individuals, Intrusive, Jesus, Mormon, Obsessions, Other, Patients, The, These
related to Modern · 20
Scrupulosity → Alphonsus Liguori, Catholic, During, English, English Anglican, God, He, In, Jeremy Taylor, John Moore, Liguori's, Lisieux, Moore, People, Redemptorist, Scrupulous Anonymous, She, The French, Thérèse, Today
related to Ancient · 18
Scrupulosity → AD, Ancient Greek, Apollo, BC, Buddhist, Characters, Deisidaimon, Delphi, During, Greek, Greeks, He, It, OCD, Plutarch, Temple, The, Theophrastus
has treatment · 14
Scrupulosity → CBT, CBT's, Cognitive, Difficulty, ERP, In, Moreover, OCD, Patients, Psychotherapy, Selective, SSRIs, Still, Treatment
related to Prognosis · 12
Scrupulosity → Both, CBT, Difficulty, However, It, OCD, Part, Patients, Prognosis, Some, SRIs, SSRIs
related to Compulsions · 10
Scrupulosity → Avoidance, Certain, Family, For, Individuals, Instruction, OCD, These, They, To
has cause · 9
Scrupulosity → Another, God, Individuals, Intolerance, OCD, Terror, TMT, What, While
related to Classification · 9
Scrupulosity → According, Certain, In, OCD, Similarly, Some, The, Traditionally, Under

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Martin Lutherinstance ofSeveral notable religious figures during the Reformation0.80text
Ignatius of Loyola are each thought to have had scrupulosityinstance ofSeveral notable religious figures during the Reformation0.80text
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Scrupulosityhas causeGod0.60section
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Scrupulosityhas causeIntolerance0.60section
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