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Trigger sounds in misophonia may disrupt goal-directed behavior and evoke anger due to perceived social interference, as shown in Stroop task impairments. Overt mimicry of trigger actions, unlike spontaneous mimicry, can serve as a deliberate coping strategy by enabling predictive control over sensory input, thereby reducing distress and restoring a sense of agency.

this could also be an interesting thing to test about the Kumar model, seeing if mimicry specifically if mimicry alters any changes in sensorimotor responses in EEG. (page 9)