Which is the BEST example of the Principles of Universal Design Version 2.0 principle six: Low Physical Effort?
Which is the BEST example of the Principles of Universal Design Version 2.0 principle six: Low Physical Effort?
The principle of Low Physical Effort focuses on designing products in such a way that they can be used efficiently and comfortably with minimal fatigue. Automatic soap dispensers align well with this principle as they require very little physical effort to operate. In contrast, round door handles often require significant grip strength and dexterity, making them less accessible for individuals with limited hand strength or mobility.
A should be right
answer should be A. (classic rounded doorknob will be inaccessible to people with weak grip, people with quadriplegia, or people without hands - mentioned on the CPACC prep course)
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A - automated soap dispensers. A round doorknob is specifically called out in the study materials as a difficult to use object for people with mobility disabilities.
Im thinking A
D is incorrect. Lever-type doorknobs are recommended for accessibility, not round.
It should be A. Round doorknobs are NOT accessible.
Automatic soap dispensers, NOT round doorknobs