What is the correct adjustment for a skull temple?

The correct adjustment for a skull temple involves touching the side of the head at the top of the ear and continuing to the tip behind the ear. This method ensures that the temple arm is positioned correctly to provide comfort and stability on the wearer’s head. By making contact at the top of the ear, the temple can extend posteriorly to secure the eyewear adequately, which is essential for proper fit and function. This alignment helps distribute the weight of the frames evenly and prevents slipping, which is particularly important for people who are often engaged in physical activities or who wear glasses for extended periods. This adjustment also contributes to enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the glasses, providing a sleek and integrated look.

The other approaches do not achieve the same reliable fit or comfort. For instance, touching the side of the head at a different point or bending the temple in a way that doesn't follow the natural contours of the head may lead to discomfort or instability, making it impractical for everyday wear. Therefore, option B is the most effective method for skull temple adjustment.