Problem: There's a man demonstrating archery skills in an indoor gym. he OPTIONS:
- is using a large bow to train for archery.
- is shown by a lady sitting in a chair and posing.
- is interviewing another man about night skies during a session.
- begins by picking up the bow and arrow to show how to correctly hold and position the arrow.

Answer: begins by picking up the bow and arrow to show how to correctly hold and position the arrow.

Problem: How to recognize obsessive compulsive personality disorder
Look for an emphasis on efficiency, perfectionism, and rigidity.
People with ocpd are perfectionists. They are overly disciplined and preoccupied with processes, procedures and rules. OPTIONS:
- The person feels as if they are taking control of the room or the environment, when in reality their past and future are. No one can want to be the person that their compulsive personality disorder refers to.
- They oversimplify tasks and organizically handle problems. They overthink decisions, issues, and consequences.
- Obsessions can be a sign of a person's poor organizational skills. People with ocpd may over simplify major projects, key assignment decisions, and tasks in the office.
- They spend a great deal of time and energy in planning, but their perfectionism may keep them from actually accomplishing tasks. People with ocpd have an eye for detail and their need to be perfect in each and every aspect pushes them to control every facet of their environment.

Answer: They spend a great deal of time and energy in planning, but their perfectionism may keep them from actually accomplishing tasks. People with ocpd have an eye for detail and their need to be perfect in each and every aspect pushes them to control every facet of their environment.

Problem: How to help someone to lose weight
Create a supportive atmosphere at home.
This is probably the most important thing you can do. Many people tend to overeat when they are angry or upset. OPTIONS:
- Do your best to prevent emotionally tense situations that might lead to overeating. Let your beloved one know that in an hour of need, he or she may and should, count on you rather than on food.
- What you have to offer someone in this situation, is support and stability. Try to distract from your own anger.
- If your house feels like a married married household, or your home is unloved by friends or family, you may want to consider taking yourself into the cares of others. Think about where you have been and what kind of support you need.
- This can affect their thoughts, resulting in their body's desire to change. Take your time doing the things you love doing without pressure or too much effort.
Answer: Do your best to prevent emotionally tense situations that might lead to overeating. Let your beloved one know that in an hour of need, he or she may and should, count on you rather than on food.