What questions could be used to assess for additional strengths in this client?
What will be an ideal response?
1. What types of social situations seem to bring out Emmanuel’s positive adaptive qualities? How can they be facilitated?
2. What are the features of the 1:1 interpersonal situations in which Emmanuel is effectively able to interact? What are the personality characteristics of those who “bring out the best” in his interactional qualities?
3. How can Emmanuel’s various interests be encouraged, since he can participate in activities with others so long as the activity interests him?
4. What are the circumstances in which Emmanuel is most likely to engage in his artistic pursuits, including calligraphy and listening to music?
5. What playground conditions does Emmanuel seems to enjoy the most? What are the features of those times when he is most able to attend to his puzzles?
6. What are the circumstances that seem to encourage Emmanuel’s use of humor?
7. How can Emmanuel’s visits with family members be structured to maximize his positive engagement with them?
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