SOM.1:4.4 - Choose the next move

If the proposed change cannot be distinguished, use SOM.2. If it is distinguishable but not controllable, use SOM.3. If its constituents are available but their combination is not, use SOM.4. A change in support or load can require SOM.5 together with those operations.

Retain an effective external adjustment without assigning unnecessary bodily learning. If the original conditions are mandatory, seek an explanation or technique appropriate to those conditions. When the observations cannot distinguish the remaining explanations, state the missing observation rather than selecting a bodily cause.

Revise the model when a local correction fails in the whole action. End with a connection supported by the observations in the tried conditions, an available alternative, or a specific unresolved relation that determines the next attempt. Stop a physical attempt that produces pain, dizziness or an unfamiliar loss of control.