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  • Saying hello to family members and peers.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Wearing head phones to block out noise at a party
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping Skill
  • Looking at someones mouth, nose, or forehead instead of their eyes to give the illusion of eye contact.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Doing physical activity, listening to music, creating art, self-care, writing, practicing meditation when feeling bad or stressed
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping skill
  • Using a fidget to help you focus or stay regulated
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
    Coping Skill
  • Finding groups of people that share my interests
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping skill
  • Pretending to be interested in what someone else is talking about when you really want to share your special interest.
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
    Coping Skill
  • Having to sit still while on an airplane.
    Unavoidable Social Expectaton
    Coping Skill
    Masking
  • You take a walk or put in your headphones during a noisy class period.
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping Skill
    Masking
  • Being super cheery and animated while talking to people at schooleven though you usually aren't
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
  • Making eye contact with a police officer
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Using flexible seating at your desk (rolling chair, chair band, bean bag, etc)
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping Skill
  • Tapping your pencil against your leg not your desk so it doesn't make as much noise.
    Unavoidable Expectation
    Masking
    Coping Skill
  • Making eye contact throughout the school day even though you hate it.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Asking to get a drink so you can take a walk when you feel restless.
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
  • Not touching someone's beautiful hair, even though you really want to.
    Coping
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
  • Taking a break when you get frustrated with your work instead of shouting.
    Coping Skill
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Preparing a bank of "stock phrases" for conversation
    Coping Skill
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • You laugh when other people are laughing, even though you don't understand the joke.
    Coping Skill
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Working independently to limit social interaction that is hard for you.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Taking deep breaths when annoyed by a peer
    Coping Skill
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Hiding your own interest when they come up in conversation
    Coping Skill
    Masking
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Not going to the fair because it's loud and crowded.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • You pack food or eat before you go places because you are a picky eater.
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Masking
  • Asking someone to stop instead of yelling at them when you are annoyed.
    Masking
    Coping Skill
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
  • Moving your body, listening to music, using fidgets, taking breaks at school
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping Skill
    Masking
  • Answering questions that bore you in job interview to make a strong first impression.
    Unavoidable Social Expectation
    Coping Skill
    Masking