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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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Mortality and neurologic, mental, and psychomotor development at 2 years in infants born less than 27 weeks' gestation: the Leiden follow-up project on prematurity.
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