RHY.14:5.3 - A listener’s preference does not yet show movement

A listener compares two passages on the same five-position response scales. In the stipulated responses, A receives 5 for wanting to move and 3 for pleasure; B receives 2 and 5 respectively. The listener remained seated, and no movement observation was made.

For selecting a candidate to try in a voluntary movement session, A has the stronger relevant reported response from this listener. For a listening session prioritizing reported pleasure, B has the stronger response. Neither result establishes that A elicits coordinated movement or that either choice works for another population.

The next movement session can use A as a bounded choice without claiming an established motor effect. If coordinated participation is the unresolved decision, observe that action in the session instead of renaming the desire rating as performance.