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psychomotor
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psychomotor [¦sī·kə′mōd·ər]
(psychology)
Pertaining to both mental and motor activity.
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The seven stages of a healthy mind by Kurstjens, John / Nutraceutical Business & Technology
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This study addressed the following question: Is a full-day preschool program more likely to enhance children's linguistic, academic, social-emotional, and psychomotor development than a half-day preschool program?
Effects of a full-day preschool program on 4-year-old children by Herry, Yves; Maltais, Claire; Thompson, Katherine / Early Childhood Research & Practice
 
 
 
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