To change the task, you can either:
- Select a task that only uses the qualities of information that the person can pay attention to.
- Limit the duration of the task to fit within their attention span.
- Slow down the task to match their information processing speed.
Use the title of the modes to see all the information that the person can use and all the information that is ignored. Remember that the scale is hierarchical.
ACL | Title |
1.0 | Distinguishes Painful & Comforting Sensations |
1.2 | Distinguishes Positive & Negative Sensations |
1.4 | Tracks Moving Cues |
1.6 | Trunk Control |
1.8 | Extremity Control |
2.0 | Needs to Sit & Stand Up |
2.2 | Needs to Step Forward |
2.4 | Needs to Walk |
2.6 | Needs to Walk to a Destination |
2.8 | Needs to Walk & Grasp |
3.0 | Intentional Grasp & Release |
3.2 | Moves Back & Forth |
3.4 | Places Objects in a Row |
3.6 | Uses Color or Shape |
3.8 | Uses or Covers All |
4.0 | Knows When They Are Done |
4.2 | Matches One Striking Feature |
4.4 | Matches Two Striking Features |
4.6 | Compares Images Retained Briefly & Stops |
4.8 | Compares Images Repeatedly until Done |
5.0 | Improves Primary Effects in a Visual Pattern |
5.2 | Improves Primary Effects on a Surface Appearance |
5.4 | Improves Primary Effects with a Spatial Fit |
5.6 | Anticipates Secondary Effects on a Surface Appearance |
5.8 | Anticipates Secondary Effects with a Spatial Fit |
6.0 | Abstract Information |