Under AIM, which factor evaluates whether the subject can physically perform an action?

• A. Ability
• B. Intent
• C. Means
• D. Opportunity

Answer: (A)

Ability measures whether the subject has the physical capacity to perform the action. It covers factors like strength, coordination, training, and any physical limitations that would enable or prevent execution. The other dimensions look at motivation (intent), access to tools or resources (means), and the chance to act (opportunity); they don’t address whether the person can physically carry out the act. So when considering physical capability, this factor is the one that fits best.