Rathus author of Psychology Principles & Practices refers to obsessive compulsive disorder as unwanted thoughts and mental images that occur in repetition in one’s mind (2010). The movie opens as Joan starts getting ready for a day of filming. You instantly notice how anal she becomes about getting every last speck of dirt off herself. She brutally scrubs herself clean before she gets into the shower. Finally, when she felt clean enough she was ready to start her day. Another example is when Joan and her maids were scrubbing her tiles floors clean. Everything looked beautiful and spotless until Joan finds something out of place which happened to be under the potted plant. Joan began scrubbing the infected spot herself while continued to say “Oh I’m not mad at you, I’m mad at the dirt.” These are obvious examples of obsessive compulsive disorder because she keeps imagining all the dirt accumulating everywhere and she can’t help but to make sure it’s all
Rathus author of Psychology Principles & Practices refers to obsessive compulsive disorder as unwanted thoughts and mental images that occur in repetition in one’s mind (2010). The movie opens as Joan starts getting ready for a day of filming. You instantly notice how anal she becomes about getting every last speck of dirt off herself. She brutally scrubs herself clean before she gets into the shower. Finally, when she felt clean enough she was ready to start her day. Another example is when Joan and her maids were scrubbing her tiles floors clean. Everything looked beautiful and spotless until Joan finds something out of place which happened to be under the potted plant. Joan began scrubbing the infected spot herself while continued to say “Oh I’m not mad at you, I’m mad at the dirt.” These are obvious examples of obsessive compulsive disorder because she keeps imagining all the dirt accumulating everywhere and she can’t help but to make sure it’s all