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Subjective urge levels and tic occurrence correlated with corresponding clinical scores, providing converging evidence. Measures of the strength of urge-tic associations did not correlate with clinical measures nor the strength of perception-action coupling. Taken together, urge-tic associations in GTS are complex and heterogenous, casting doubt on the notion that tics are primarily driven by urges.The ability to detect errors, which derives from the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC), is crucial to maintain attention over a long period of time. While
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