Question 3 • 2026-2027 EDGE Human Anatomy and Physiology A
Body dysmorphic disorder involves persistent distress or preoccupation with a perceived flaw in one’s own physical appearance, even when the flaw is minor or not noticeable to others. Therefore, the example is a person focusing on his or her own body flaws; the other choices describe concerns about other people or about mental weaknesses.
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