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   Children's Publishing :: Autism :: Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships - Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspective of Autism FH121

  Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships - Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspective of Autism FH121 #388
Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships - Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspective of Autism FH121  Often those with autism/Asperger's suffer socially and professionally because misconceptions of social cues and perceptions hinder their success. The authors team up to produce one of the most complete guides to social relationships ever written. They use their colorful life stories to explain the unwritten rules and patterns of social relationships. They create guidelines for living and working with others and illustrate their infinite applications, in even the most complex situations. They have selected the following ten unwritten rules of social relationships that they think every child or adult with ASD should be taught:

1. Rules are Not Absolute. They are Situation-based and People-based.
2. Not Everything is Equally Important in the Grand Scheme of Things.
3. Everyone in the World Makes Mistakes. It Doesn't Have to Ruin Your Day.
4. Honesty is Different than Diplomacy.
5. Being Polite is Appropriate in Any Situation.
6. Not Everyone Who is Nice to Me is My Friend.
7. People Act Differently in Public than They Do in Private.
8. Know When You're Turning People Off.
9. "Fitting In" is Often Tied to Looking and Sounding like You Fit in.
10. People are Responsible for Their Own Behaviors.

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