Why are tics considered "largely involuntary"?
A) They can be suppressed for short periods of time, but not indefinitely.
B) They are involuntary in most people, but some people have greater control.
C) They are involuntary in most circumstances, but in certain learned circumstances they can be controlled.
D) They are involuntary in those with poor insight, but may be voluntary in the few with good insight.

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Tics are considered "largely involuntary" because while some individuals may be able to suppress them for short periods of time, they cannot do so indefinitely. The urge to perform the tic eventually becomes too strong to resist involuntarily.

Why Are Tics Considered "Largely Involuntary