Praxis, a Greek work for act, work, or deed, is the ability to perform the learned movements. It usually comprises of three components, namely, ideation (what to do), motor planning (how to do), and execution (performing the movement correctly), that results in purposeful movements.<unk> , however, is the inability to execute these skilled and learned purposeful movements when there is a breakdown in any component of praxis. This disorder makes it difficult to perform daily tasks and negatively impact the quality of life.<unk> , a complex neurological disorder, with cognitive-motor dysfunction may be acquired or developmental. It can occur as a result of brain trauma/disease, and higher motor functional neuronal pathways damage in the setting of preserved comprehension, coordination, motivation, and elementary sensory and motor systems. The most common types of<unk>  are 'Ideational' and 'Ideomotor'.
Apraxia
Pallor
Dyslexia
Dysphonia
Agnosia
Dyspraxia
Dysprosody
Inattention