The person is aware of their body's position in space and they want to be upright when they are awake. They will try to stand up and assist with transfers in ACL 2.0. At ACL 2.2, they can make a step and enjoy walking with the assistance of two staff members or with the use of a forearm support frame. At ACL 2.4, the person can walk on their own. They lack a sense of direction and often walk in an arc with no destination in mind. The person pays attention to bold sensory information.