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I am not it was just an example.
I know. I put scenario...example works as well.
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I am not it was just an example.
The tests he's doing have no right or wrong way to answer them.
Honesty is the best policy for answering any and all such worksheets and psychiatric testing.
First you may feel surprised. Then depending on who it is less or more surprised. You may feel embarrassed if its embarrassing. You may feel threatened if this destabilizes you...perhaps making you feel lost or disoriented. Perhaps this changes what you were expecting of the friendship, in which case its common to feel less trusting towards everyone in general and not just towards the person. It makes you feel jaded, less likely to trust. You may feel general negative feelings and have thoughts like "It was stupid of me to trust them." or "They are goddamned jerks." Finally you may begin to feel rage, relief, sadness or possibly amusement.So I have a goal at the group home regarding understanding what to do in social situations...the staff at the group home decided to help work with me...I was to look at a scenario tell what I'd do...did pretty good but one threw me off...someone tells someone else something you asked to keep between each other what do you do? I still don't know what the appropriate response is to that. What would you do?
So I have a goal at the group home regarding understanding what to do in social situations...the staff at the group home decided to help work with me...I was to look at a scenario tell what I'd do...did pretty good but one threw me off...someone tells someone else something you asked to keep between each other what do you do? I still don't know what the appropriate response is to that. What would you do?
Training for social situations:So I have a goal at the group home regarding understanding what to do in social situations...the staff at the group home decided to help work with me...I was to look at a scenario tell what I'd do...did pretty good but one threw me off...someone tells someone else something you asked to keep between each other what do you do? I still don't know what the appropriate response is to that. What would you do?
Is Sheldon asexual?Training for social situations:
Either that or just very, very uptight, probably both.Is Sheldon asexual?
What do you think of Sheldon? In your opinion, is he on the autism spectrum? (The producers would never come right out and say it, preferring it left unsaid, according to stuff I've read.)Is Sheldon asexual?
He's a fictional composite of many people. Several of them probably are asexual. In the first few seasons at least he plays an asexual, but his main thing is being arrogant, avoidant, unintuitive, great with Math, clumsy, needy...generally just miraculously successful. In spite of so many mental anxieties he manages to have a good job as a Theoretical Physicist. There's a lot of room for comedy.Is Sheldon asexual?
Never seen the show just heard them call the guy Sheldon. What show is it anyway?What do you think of Sheldon? In your opinion, is he on the autism spectrum? (The producers would never come right out and say it, preferring it left unsaid, according to stuff I've read.)
Hm. Well, initially, I don't really tell much that I don't want broadcast, because these things do happen. But, should this occur...
I would probably voice some amount of disapproval to the person I originally told("Hey, I was really disappointed you chose to share something confidential!"). But, from then out, what's done is done. I'd make a mental note not to share anything else of importance with that person again.
The show is called "Big Bang Theory". I don't watch it but somehow stumbled over this clip. I thought it fitting as you mentioned social response tests and especially the beginning when they rehearse their emotional responses should be relatable to people with difficulties in social contexts.Never seen the show just heard them call the guy Sheldon. What show is it anyway?
Big Bang TheoryNever seen the show just heard them call the guy Sheldon. What show is it anyway?
No. That is more a caricature if he is.In your opinion, is he on the autism spectrum?
No. That is more a caricature if he is.
Best I've seen, for higher functioning autism/Asperger's, is Data from Next Generation.
His seeking to understand human social things and how he understands things are things I can strongly relate to. As well as certain characteristics, such as a tendency to ramble on about everything he knows about something. His slowness to get humor is even very Aspie-like.
Duh. It's a sitcom. Of course he's a caricature. But I think he's supposed to be an Aspie.No. That is more a caricature if he is.