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| Identify some solutions that might work for this problem. Be as specific as you like, adapting course solutions so they fit the problem best. | John's interest in working directly with people should be an important factor is selecting in job selection and training. However, he must also learn the working with people is different from socializing during leisure activities and that some types of social interactions impede work performance. Assuming other job training opportunities are not readily available, ecological assessment of current social distractions might provide data that could be used to compose social stories about staying on task during work and BST-based social skill training of acceptable vs distracting social interactions at work. If John can demonstrate satisfactory work performance stocking shelves, the store manager may be agreeable to allowing a portion of John's work hours to involve training on the check out line, but similar social skills training is likely to be needed there also |
