The most accurate description of the prognosis for individuals with body dysmorphic disorder is that recovery __________.

A. often occurs within one year
B. often occurs but generally takes five years or more
C. seldom occurs, but when it does it happens within two years
D. seldom occurs, but when it does it generally takes five years or more


Answer: B

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What will be an ideal response?

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