Social Goals
Practice choosing responses that best fit a specific social intention.
At a Glance
Read the situation and goal, pick the best-matching response, discuss the feedback, then move to the next round.
- Cognitive Focus
- Social awareness and perspective-taking - choosing responses that fit a stated social goal.
- Engagement Style
- Caregiver-assisted on one device: read the situation together, the person picks a response, then discuss the feedback before moving on.
- Difficulty
- Easy / Normal / Hard
- Play Mode
- Facilitator recommended
Why Choose This Activity
Social Goals supports Memory Care when practicing everyday social intentions matters more than finding one perfect answer. Each round presents a situation and a goal such as showing kindness or setting a boundary. Gentle feedback invites conversation rather than harsh right-or-wrong scoring.
Intention-focused scenarios with three clarity levels let caregivers guide nuance without pressure for a single correct reply.
How It Plays
Each round shows a situation and a social goal (for example, being supportive or polite). Tap the response that best fits that goal. After you choose, gentle feedback explains how well it aligned - there is often more than one reasonable answer. Continue through all rounds in the session.
Settings & Difficulty
Levels: Easy / Normal / Hard
- Clarity: Easy, Normal, or Hard
- Rounds per session: 5, 8, or 10
- Gentle alignment feedback after each choice
- No sound or music
Facilitator Tips
- Read the situation and social goal aloud before the person chooses.
- Emphasize intentions, not one perfect answer - discuss why a choice fits or could work differently.
- Take time with feedback; there is no timer per round.
- Start on Easy for clear situations before trying Normal or Hard nuance.
- Use rounds as conversation starters about real-life social moments.