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motor learning[′mōd·ər ‚lərn·iŋ] (psychology) In animals or humans, learning to perform some motor task in response to a given event or stimulus. motor learning
mo·tor learn·ing (mō'tŏr lĕrn'ing) 1. The process of acquiring a skill by which the learner, through practice and assimilation, refines and makes automatic the desired movement. 2. An internal neurologic process that results in the ability to produce a new motor task. motor learningAny of the processes related to the acquisition and retention of skills associated with movement. They are influenced by practice, experience, and memory. See also: learning |