Hoarding Disorder | |
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1. | Persons are repeatedly unable to give up or throw out their possessions, even worthless ones, because they feel a need to save them and want to avoid the discomfort of disposal. |
2. | Persons accumulate an extra ordinary number of possessions that severely clutter and crowd their homes. |
3. | Significant distress or impairment. |
Trichotillomania (Hai | |
1. | Individuals repeatedly pull out their hair. |
2. | Despite attempts to stop, individuals are unable to stop this practice. |
3. | Significant distress or impairment. |
Body Dysmorphic Disorder | |
1. | Persons are preoccupied with having defect(s) or flaw(s) in their appearance that seem at most trivial to others. |
2. | In response to their concerns, the persons repeatedly perform certain behaviors (e.g., check their appearance in mirrors) or mental acts (e.g., compare their appearance with that of others). |
3. | Significant distress or impairment. |
Information from: APA, 2013. | |