STUDI DESKRIPTIF ORANG DENGAN OBSESIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER DAN HUBUNGAN INTERPERSONAL DALAM KELUARGA

Abstract

This study aims to understand individuals with Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and their influence on interpersonal relationships with their partners. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disorder experienced by many people, which is one of the disorders that can arise due to difficulties. Research is useful in helping further problems in the next process. The method used is qualitative research which consists of descriptive phenomenology. The population has taken the characteristics of OCD respondents and family members of respondents. While sampling 2 respondents and sampling was purposive sampling. Data collection techniques by observing and interviewing using the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale or Y-BOCS checklist (studying OCD conditions) and Sack Sentence Completion Test (SSCT). From the results of the study found an explanation of compulsion obsession and several complaints related to OCD. The OCD habit description according to the BOSC checklist in assessing aspects: (1)Aggressive Obsessions ; (2)Contamination Obsessions; (3)Sexual Obsesions: (4) Hoarding/ Saving obsesions: (5)Religious Obsessions; (6)Obsession With Need For Symmetry Or Exactness; (7)Miscellaneous Obsessions; (8)Somatic obsession; (9)Cleaning/Washing Compulsions; (10)Checking Compulsions; (11)Repeating Compulsions; (12)Counting Compulsions; (13)Ordering/ Arranging Compulsions; (14)Hoarding/ Collecting Compulsions; (15)Miscellaneous Compulsions. There are problems with interpersonal relationships with partners, there are some responses that do not pose a problem for the couple and there are several complaints regarding the problem of interpersonal relationships with partners. OCD appears just as respondents force other people to do the same behavior that they think is right.