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biological approach to ocd
neural explanation
support limitations research
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case study 1995
max et al investigated a 12 year old patient that developed symptoms of
OCD
after being hit by a car and damaging her
brain
saxena and
rauch 2000
conducted review of all the neuroimaging studies that looked at neural activity in the brains of adults with ocd
saxena and rauch
found that
adults
with ocd had
increased
activity in the orbitofrontal cortex compared to
health
control pariticpants
saxena and rauch
this supports idea that
hyperactivity
of neurons in orbitofrontal cortex causes
ocd