Physical Mobility

Minimal Physical Mobility

Expressions activating this band show little to no clear evidence of bodily movement ability or limitation, with mobility appearing only indirectly through simple assistance or task context. The expression may mention basic help with dressing or similar activities without clearly indicating a distinct movement state.

Mild Physical Mobility

Expressions activating this band describe basic movement capacity in everyday actions such as walking short distances, turning, jumping, opening objects, or remaining physically active, often with mild limitation, fatigue, or effort. Mobility is present as functional but somewhat constrained.

Moderate Physical Mobility

Expressions activating this band describe more definite bodily movement status through standing, running, bending, dressing, fine-motor coordination, or leg symptoms that affect movement. Mobility is experienced as a salient functional condition, with either marked limitation or clearly specified physical capability.

High Physical Mobility

Expressions activating this band center on active control and use of the limbs, including standing independently, moving legs or arms, balancing on tiptoes, holding objects, and urges or sensations in the legs such as numbness, soreness, or restlessness. Mobility is expressed as a strong, concrete bodily state tied to limb movement and physical function.

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