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Delay Reward Discounting in Adolescents With Tourette's Syndrome

Delay reward discounting (DRD) is considered a promising paradigm in support of the Research Domain Criteria initiative, which aims at identifying new targets for the treatment of mental health disorders. A steeper DRD has been frequently linked with a difficulty to control impulsivity. Surprisingly, no research on DRD is currently available in individuals affected by Tourette’s syndrome (TS), although a deficit in impulsivity control is considered a typical symptom of this neuropsychiatric disorder. We bridged this relevant gap of knowledge by studying DRD in a sample of adolescents with TS.