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What “published rules” means
Percentages below are the release defaults and offline fallback values. Authorized administrators
can configure accuracy, completion, prompt-dependency, turn-taking, and idle-time cutoffs, so an
actively configured installation may use different values. Retry, interruption, and random-touch
limits shown here are fixed in this release.
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Match It + Copy Me
Play Skills
StrengthAccuracy ≥ 80% AND completion ≥ 80% AND prompt dependency ≤ 20% AND average retries ≤ 2
EmergingAccuracy ≥ 50% OR completion ≥ 50%
Needs SupportEverything else
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Copy Me + Do What I Say
Communication
StrengthAccuracy ≥ 80% AND prompt dependency ≤ 20%
EmergingNeither Strength nor Needs Support
Needs SupportAccuracy < 50% OR prompt dependency ≥ 50%
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My Turn, Your Turn
Social Interaction
StrengthTurn-taking success ≥ 80% AND average interruptions ≤ 2
EmergingNeither Strength nor Needs Support
Needs SupportTurn-taking success < 50% OR average interruptions > 5
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All valid game sessions
Behavior & Attention
SustainedAverage idle time ≤ 5s AND random touches ≤ 2 AND completion ≥ 80%
VariableAverage idle time ≤ 15s AND random touches ≤ 5 AND completion ≥ 50%
Needs SupportEverything else
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How the Inputs Are Calculated
- Accuracy: average of
score ÷ total items across relevant sessions.
- Completion: average recorded completion rate; accuracy is used when completion is unavailable.
- Prompt dependency: average recorded dependency score;
prompts ÷ total items is the fallback.
- Turn-taking: average recorded success rate; accuracy is the fallback.
- Sessions with zero total items are excluded. With no valid sessions—or after an unexpected scoring error—the safe result is Emerging or Variable Attention.
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Sensory Preference Rule
performance = 60% accuracy + 40% response speed
Response time is normalized against 5 seconds. Each music, haptic, or combined condition is compared
with the baseline: a change of at least +10% is treated as helpful, while
−10% or lower is treated as a reason to avoid that condition. If no baseline exists,
the result is “No Sensory Support Needed.”
