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Table 1.

Personal data of the 39 OCD patients.

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Figure 1.

Sequences of functional acts (large circles) and non-functional acts (small circles).

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Figure 2.

Frequency distribution of rituals according to the number of acts performed in the ‘tail’.

As shown, most control sequences did not have a tail or had a tail with 1–20 acts. In contrast, only few (9) of the 39 OCD sequences did not have a tail, whereas the others had a tail with numerous acts (median of 12 acts compared with a median of 2 acts in control sequences).

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Figure 3.

Functional acts (dark blue) and non-functional acts (light blue) in the task and tail sections.

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