Reading-related Difficulties in People with OCD

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Madison, WI, USA: Freud Institute (2018)
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People with OCD are generally unusually intelligent, and they tend to do well on standardized tests, especially tests of reading comprehension. But OCD often makes it extraordinarily difficult for such people to read. It is here explained why this is so and how to deal with it.

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