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The Neurophysiology of Binding and Retrieval in Action Control and Its Alterations in Tourette Syndrome
Goal-directed behavior requires that perception and action are bound together and coordinated so that what we perceive can be translated into appropriate actions. The Binding and Retrieval in Action Control (BRAC) framework describes this process as a dynamic interplay between two complementary oper
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