Published on 12, July, 2020
hello,
do you have any tips for me to be able to convey to someone with possible ASD on trying to understand someone else's point of view, I know things like 'if you would put yourself in their shoes' isn't a good idea and most people have trouble with this way of grasping things..
For me, being told to put myself in.someone else's shoes, was a communication breakthrough and a novelty that improved my communication skills.
Yes but in this scenario the person refuses to understand or attempt to “put themselves in another person’s shoes” even given specifics they still don’t grasp the emotional part of the actions that happened and the consequences for such which i know is difficult for most ASD but atleast acknowledge that the other party would be affected Maybe this person will never understand it then...
i did the "sallyanne" test yesterday because I have never heard of it before and thinking I would pass it without issue because it for children. I failed it.