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https://lnkd.in/d-BvdJYq Children with autism are often rigid thinkers and lean toward perfectionism. This may make them feel it is essential to always win at every game or to always be top of their class, and that anything less than that means they failed. They may have a hard time grasping that not everyone can win or be right all the time. Competition and perfectionism come into play in all of our lives, but these things can be particularly difficult for individuals on the spectrum. The sense of failure that comes with not performing just as well as your peers can be intense and almost debilitating for some people. We want to help people get to a place where there is such a thing as "Good Enough". Negative Impact of Competition on Autistic Individuals: Competition can be detrimental for many children on the autism spectrum as they may get locked into thought processes, leading to self-esteem issues. Comparisons with peers can be particularly challenging, hindering their ability to engage in activities for their own sake. Perfectionism as a Form of Competitiveness: Perfectionism is observed in some autistic individuals, where they compete not just with others but also with themselves. Examples include a college student discarding well-written work for not matching the quality of published authors and individuals unable to appreciate their own progress in new endeavors. #everythingneurodiversity #marcia #whatisautism #autism #onthespectrum #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #holidays #autism #autistic #adult #autismawareness #autismo #autisticchild #autismacceptance #autismsupport #neurodiversity #robertbernstein #marciaeckerd #marciaeckerdphd

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