some areas of the frontal lobe are abnormal in those with OCD.
The caudate nucleus (CN) should suppress signals from the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC).
in turn, the OFC sends signals to the thalamus about things that are worrying.
When the CN is damaged, it can't supress minor worry signals, so the thalamus is altered and sends signals back to the OFC, creating response.
> Supported by PET scans.
> Serotonin and dopamine levels are linked to these areas.