Dr. Nainex is a psychologist who has been working with Nadia for over a year. When Nadia first came to therapy, she reported that she constantly thought about her house burning down. This caused Nadia so much anxiety that she had to unplug all of her electronic devices—even her refrigerator—every morning before going to work; sometimes she'd have to leave work to check that she'd gotten them all. Nadia was on probation at work because of often being late or leaving early to check. Nadia's symptoms align BEST with those of _____ disorder.     social anxiety   obsessive-compulsive   panic   generalized anxiety

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