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Parent-child interactions and childhood OCD: Comparing OCD families with other clinical and non-clinical families

Background and objectives: Family factors, such as family accommodation and parent-child characteristics, are hypothesised as important maintaining factors in paediatric OCD. There is limited research assessing parent and child behaviour amongst young people with OCD during family interactions. Thus, the current study sought to further explore parent-child interaction variables in OCD, using an observational design with three groups.

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