Which of the following provides a unique challenge when trying to eliminate the obsessions seen in obsessive-compulsive disorder?
A. The client is likely to feel that their concerns are justified.
B. Attempting not to think about something may lead to thinking about it more.
C. Obsessions are likely to be experienced only under certain environmental conditions.
D. Medications are ineffective at suppressing obsessions.
Answer: B
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