Tourette syndrome study probes the Brain's sense of Self-Made actions

This completed study looked at how people with Tourette syndrome perceive their own actions compared to external forces. Researchers measured a phenomenon called sensory attenuation, which reflects how the brain integrates sensory feedback with motor commands. The study involved 60 participants, including both people with Tourette syndrome and healthy controls, to better understand the link between sensorimotor integration and symptom severity.