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Stuck vs. Flexible

Social Thinking

TermDefinition
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Stuck on your own ideas
Stretchy Like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking When we think in a new or different way about a situation.
Stretchy Like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking When we feel okay with others thinking different things than we do.
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking This type of thing helps you figure things out.
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking This type of thinking means you can stay calm and figure out social situations.
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Expected behavior
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Somebody does something that you do not immediately understand, but you use this type of thinking to figure out what they mean by what they are doing.
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking You understand that you have to think about what other people want or need, even if it's different from what you want.
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Our brains are being flexible
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Opposite of Stuck Thinking
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Thinking about only one thing
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Thinking only one way
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking This type of thinking means that you may become upset or frustrated and not be able to figure out social situations.
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Unexpected behavior
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking When you show this type of thinking, situations are more difficult and people can feel tense, frustrated, sad, or mad.
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Only thinking about what you want; not thinking about other people.
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Our brains are stuck
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Opposite of flexible thinking
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Always trying to get your own way
Rigid Like a Rock/ Stuck Thinking Getting upset when changes occur in your routine
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Trying to figure out how to be with other people without always wanting to get your own way
Stretchy like a Rubber Band/ Flexible Thinking Accepting changes in your routine without getting upset
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