HCD.12:5.2 - The named Method supplies what the test meant to observe

In another constructed task, a person makes no relevant first move but produces a correct comparison immediately after the assessor says which Method to use. The result supports application after that cue. It leaves uncued recognition unresolved or failed according to the original task criterion; it does not establish global capability loss.

If the practical question is application with a routinely supplied Method, that result may already be useful. If the work requires the person to select the Method, the next task must preserve that selection problem.