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fpq-18721	Gorman, August	Against Neuronormativity in Moral Responsibility	2024	28	.pdf	application/pdf	12191	619	53	But in accounts of the actual lived experience of people with Tourette syndrome, many people report their tics as being voluntary responses to a build-up of internal pressure and report being able to withhold their ticcing for short periods of time (Schroeder 2005).18 People with Tourette syndrome, from a neurodiversity perspective, could be seen as people who tend to have more itch-like facets of their motivational psychology than other people do.19 17 I use a similar example to motivate slightly different points in my chapter “The Minimal Approval Account of Attributability” (Gorman 2019, 152) and in the article “What Is the Difference between Weakness of Will and Compulsion?” For example, the setup of the room an agent is in might count as part of the environment—maybe there’s only one door to the room, and the person can’t leave without pushing past other people.	cache/fpq-18721.pdf	txt/fpq-18721.txt