Appendix A: Functional Assessment of OCD Symptoms form
FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF OCD SYMPTOMS
Patient’s name: __________________________________________________
Age: ________
Duration of symptoms: ___________
Educational level: _______________________________
|I. Obsessional stimuli |
|External situations and stimuli that trigger obsessions (people, places, things, and circumstances that evoke anxiety; e.g., sweat, knives, |
|the number 6, doing paperwork) |
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|Obsessional thoughts, impulses, images, doubts (e.g., “I could be contaminated,” “Jesus is sexy,” “I could kill this baby”) |
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Continued (
FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF OCD SYMPTOMS (2)
|II. Cognitive features |
|Catastrophic interpretations of obsessional situations and stimuli (feared consequences) |
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| Catastrophic misinterpretations of intrusive thoughts (e.g., “thinking about it is the same as acting doing it”) |
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|Describe the patient’s difficulties with intolerance for uncertainty |
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|Not-just-right experiences/perfectionism (e.g., “If it’s not perfect, it’s worthless”) |
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|Fears of long-term anxiety/discomfort (“I will be anxious forever unless I ritualize”) |
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Continued (
FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF OCD SYMPTOMS (3)
|III. Responses to obsessional distress (safety-seeking behaviors) |
|Passive avoidance and its relationship to obsessional fear (e.g., avoids churches to keep from having blasphemous thoughts; avoids public |
|restrooms to remain clean) |
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|Overt compulsive behavior (describe in detail) and its relationship to obsessional fear (e.g., checking the stove three times to prevent |
|fires; retracing steps until bad thought is dismissed to prevent bad luck) |
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|Mental rituals, covert neutralizing strategies, and their relationship to obsessional fear (e.g., thought suppression to prevent acting on |
|thoughts; repeating the phrase “God is good” to neutralize blasphemous thoughts”) |
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