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What Social Skills Enhance Integration
Direction of gaze
Relaxed but erect body stance
Positive initiations
Expansion of conversation topics
Sharing in group of activities
Turn-taking in conversations or interactions
Repertoire of play activities that promote inclusion into activities
Appropriate dress and grooming
Eating etiquette
Facial expressions
Interpreting verbal and non-verbal cues
Expectations for situational behaviors for play, school, and work experiences
Decision-making skills
Problem-solving skills
Complimenting and empathy skills
Ability to draw upon past experiences
Dr. Sharon Sacks
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 February 2010 14:16