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Old 03.10.2007, 12:57 PM   #20
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yo schizo, found this on asperger's:

http://www.udel.edu/bkirby/asperger/teachers_guide.html

Quote:
Eye Contact

At times, it looks as if my child is not listening to you when he really is. Don't assume that because he is not looking at you that he is not hearing you.
Unlike most of us, sometimes forcing eye contact BREAKS her concentration
She may actually hear and understand you better if not forced to look directly at your eyes

^^ show that to the annoyos who so insist.

sometimes, self-disclosure is the best policy.
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