| In Phase 7, Amy's team uses the list of steps generated in Phase 6 to do a discrepancy analysis of Amy completing Combination 3. Discrepancies include difficulty spotting the cream, cinnamon, and vanilla sitting on the shelves. She also had trouble catching sight of a checkout lane when there wasn't a line of people waiting. |
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Amy will need to be able to distinguish the size and shape of containers surrounding the carton of cream in order to narrow where she looks. |
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Amy will need to understand that spices are arranged left to right in alphabetical order from the top shelf down. She'll also need to know that cinnamon comes both in a ground form and in sticks. |
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Amy will have to recognize the difference between imitation vanilla and pure vanilla extract. |
| In addition to discrepancies recognizing particular items, Amy's team also knows that shopping from a recipe list will not help her learn the layout of the store. Over time, Amy will need to become more familiar with individual aisles and other product categories. |
