In the impulse control disorders, the individual feels prior to carrying out the act.
A) relaxed and calm
B) tension and anticipation
C) spaced out
D) angry and aggressive

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Impulse control disorders are characterized by a strong urge to carry out a behavior, despite negative consequences. The individual typically experiences tension and anticipation prior to the act, as they struggle to resist the impulse. This is often followed by relief or pleasure after the behavior is carried out.

In the Impulse Control Disorders, the Individual Feels Prior to Carrying