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    The Pathological Tendency to Repeat an Action Persistently, Even When
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The Pathological Tendency to Repeat an Action Persistently, Even When

Question 129

Question 129

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The pathological tendency to repeat an action persistently, even when it no longer serves a useful purpose is called:


A) Repetition"
B) A motor tic"
C) A compulsion"
D) Perseveration"

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