| This implies that the same level of psychomotor proficiency may arise from quite different combinations of learning and motivation. |
| Delirium is a disturbance of consciousness and cognition with a sudden onset that may be accompanied by increased psychomotor activity. |
| Conversely, psychomotor stimulants tend to increase locomotion and exploration without altering thigmotaxis. |
| At fifteen months, the babies of these women also show a better psychomotor development than others. |
| The studies looked at changes in intelligence, psychomotor speed, executive functions, visuospatial ability, kinesthetic function and electrophysiological measures. |
| These used to be known as psychomotor or temporal lobe seizures, because they commonly occur in the brain's temporal or frontal lobes. |
