syndromes that are not listed in Section II and when insufficient information is available to di-
agnose the presentation as another obsessive -compulsive and related disorder. Examples of
specific syndromes not listed in Section II, an d therefore diagnosed as other specified obses-
sive-compulsive and related disorder or as unspecified obsessive-co mpulsive and related
disorder include body-focused  repetitiv e behavior disord er and obsessional jealousy.
Obsessive-compulsive and relate d disorders that have a cognitive component have in-
sight as the basis for specifiers; in each of th ese disorders, insight ranges from “good or fair
insight” to “poor insight” to “absent insight/ delusional beliefs” with respect to disorder-
related beliefs. For individuals whose obsess ive-compulsive and related disorder symp-
toms warrant the “with absent insight/delu sional beliefs” specifier, these symptoms
should not be diagnosed as a psychotic disorder.