![]() | PAS Seminar Short PAS Introduction Part 6. - Social Dimension |
pas62-01-3 Role Adaptive - tuned into what is expected in a situation and knows how to do it Can change roles like a movie star changes clothes Role Uniform - not tuned or does not have a role Classic - always in the same rumpled grey suit Test: Picture Arrangement Some do them as fast as they can move cards Others take some time and think about it all Many will look at it and laugh but not be able to put it together To do well - 1. Have to recognize the social situation is 2. Have to be able to put yourself in the role of the protaganist in the story To play the right role - have to match role to cues Two skills: cue recognition. have roles. High is A Socially facile - can look like anything they want. Role Uniform get attention by achieving - achievers not attention because cute or attractive cudly A - people come to them But like a movie set - just social skills that are visible and promising but not necessarily skills to fulfill. U - Anyone needs some social skills to get along in society BASIC level comes from Picture Completion PC - some aspect of social behavior (even if ancialry) High PC for A is Au High PC for U is Uc Can recognize situation use achievement and learne role successfully In right situation appears as A, but in totally new situation becomes more passive socially. Has learned when to keep mouth shut. Low PC: Uu Either not interested in social involvement Or so good at achievement that does not need to adapt If don't like me, out of here. A with low PC- learns to not pay attention to social cues So does not have to keep shifting roles so can sit and achieve Ac is usually achieving individual Au can be good salesmen (like door to door) Surface: Object assembly. Puzzles. Social anxiety bubbles up when subject sees person with stop watch while they are having trouble figuring it out. Do well due to lack of social anxiety. THen the basic adjustment holds. Auu - no anxiety "hit them for their money and leave" Acu - Ucu Uuu 18:23