Guest guest Posted February 5, 2011 Report Share Posted February 5, 2011 Hi, Sue from Sumatra here again. Thanks for the input on balancing pursuing gifts and correcting defecits. Our son had very high scores on the SRS test, but tested within normal range on the social motivation element. This attribute of his makes him very challenging. He is just as motivated socially as his NT peers, so he will tend not to shy away from challenging situations - instead he tries to participate fully and fails miserably, with a strong physical reaction in the middle of the activity. As a result, we cannot take him to any unstructured social situations unless a parent or adult is one-on-one with him the entire time. It would be so much easier if he were more of a loner - I would so prefer it if we could bring something along for him to sit and do alone. He is 6 now. Will he come to better understand his limitations and start to shy away from such situations? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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