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When a person believes that thinking about hurting someone is just as bad as actually hurting someone, that person is experiencing:
a. obsession
b. a false alarm
c. a panic attack
d. thought-action fusion

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The thought-action fusion is when you believe that simply thinking about an action is equivalent to carrying out that action. For example, if you have thought of unacceptable behavior such as killing or hurting someone, you believe it is equal to performing that action. Equating thoughts with actions can cause OCD symptoms.

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