Perceptual motor coordination

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Perceptual motor coordination is the integration of perception, usually visual perception and motor processes in tasks such as hand-eye coordination, tracking. Such cordination is required for both gross and fine motor skills.

See also

• Motor coordination
• Motor skill disorder
• Perceptual motor development
• Perceptual motor learning
• Perceptual motor measures
• Perceptual motor processes
• Physical dexterity
• Psychomotor retardation