self-soothes byconstantly fidgeting,listening to repetitivemusic, twirling hair,picking at skin orcuticles, etc.seems youthfulfor their age, inlooks, dress,behavior, orinterestsmay becomedisturbed oroverwhelmed whenothers are upset, butuncertain how torespond or supportthemhas troublerecognizingor namingone'sfeelingsignores orsuppressesemotions untilthey "bubbleup" andexplodeprone to excessiveexercise, calorierestriction, or othereating disorderedbehaviorsgoes "blank" andseems to shutdown afterprolongedsocializing andwhenoverstimulatedis usuallyhappiest athome or in afamiliar,predictableenvironmentreports a highdegree ofanxiety,especiallysocial anxietyhas an unstablesense of self,perhaps highlydependent on theopinions of othersuses control tomanage stress:follows intense self-imposed rules,despite having anotherwiseunconventionalpersonalitydoes not initiateconversations butcan appearoutgoing andcomfortable whenapproachedis perceivedby others asmoody andprone to boutsof depressionstrikesothers asemotionallyimmatureand sensitivecan be very shy ormute, yet canbecome veryoutspoken whendiscussing a subjectthey are passionateaboutprone tooutbursts orcrying jags,sometimes overseemingly smallthingsmay have beendiagnosed with mooddisorders such asbipolar, or personalitydisorders such asBPD or NPD, beforeautism wasdiscoveredis a socialchameleon;adopts themannerisms &interests of thegroup they're inneglectsphysical healthuntil it becomesimpossible toignorehas troubledisappointing ordisagreeing withsomeone during areal-timeconversationfears rejectionintensely andtries to managehow otherpeople feel toavoid itmay be highly self-educated but willhave struggledwith social aspectsof college or theircareercan socialize, butprimarily in shallow,superficial ways thatmay seem like aperformance;struggles to formdeeper friendshipsstruggles toknow when tospeak when inlarge groupsor at partiesself-soothes byconstantly fidgeting,listening to repetitivemusic, twirling hair,picking at skin orcuticles, etc.seems youthfulfor their age, inlooks, dress,behavior, orinterestsmay becomedisturbed oroverwhelmed whenothers are upset, butuncertain how torespond or supportthemhas troublerecognizingor namingone'sfeelingsignores orsuppressesemotions untilthey "bubbleup" andexplodeprone to excessiveexercise, calorierestriction, or othereating disorderedbehaviorsgoes "blank" andseems to shutdown afterprolongedsocializing andwhenoverstimulatedis usuallyhappiest athome or in afamiliar,predictableenvironmentreports a highdegree ofanxiety,especiallysocial anxietyhas an unstablesense of self,perhaps highlydependent on theopinions of othersuses control tomanage stress:follows intense self-imposed rules,despite having anotherwiseunconventionalpersonalitydoes not initiateconversations butcan appearoutgoing andcomfortable whenapproachedis perceivedby others asmoody andprone to boutsof depressionstrikesothers asemotionallyimmatureand sensitivecan be very shy ormute, yet canbecome veryoutspoken whendiscussing a subjectthey are passionateaboutprone tooutbursts orcrying jags,sometimes overseemingly smallthingsmay have beendiagnosed with mooddisorders such asbipolar, or personalitydisorders such asBPD or NPD, beforeautism wasdiscoveredis a socialchameleon;adopts themannerisms &interests of thegroup they're inneglectsphysical healthuntil it becomesimpossible toignorehas troubledisappointing ordisagreeing withsomeone during areal-timeconversationfears rejectionintensely andtries to managehow otherpeople feel toavoid itmay be highly self-educated but willhave struggledwith social aspectsof college or theircareercan socialize, butprimarily in shallow,superficial ways thatmay seem like aperformance;struggles to formdeeper friendshipsstruggles toknow when tospeak when inlarge groupsor at parties

female autism traits - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-self-soothes by constantly fidgeting, listening to repetitive music, twirling hair, picking at skin or cuticles, etc.
  2. O-seems youthful for their age, in looks, dress, behavior, or interests
  3. O-may become disturbed or overwhelmed when others are upset, but uncertain how to respond or support them
  4. N-has trouble recognizing or naming one's feelings
  5. G-ignores or suppresses emotions until they "bubble up" and explode
  6. B-prone to excessive exercise, calorie restriction, or other eating disordered behaviors
  7. B-goes "blank" and seems to shut down after prolonged socializing and when overstimulated
  8. G-is usually happiest at home or in a familiar, predictable environment
  9. I-reports a high degree of anxiety, especially social anxiety
  10. B-has an unstable sense of self, perhaps highly dependent on the opinions of others
  11. I-uses control to manage stress: follows intense self-imposed rules, despite having an otherwise unconventional personality
  12. N-does not initiate conversations but can appear outgoing and comfortable when approached
  13. N-is perceived by others as moody and prone to bouts of depression
  14. B-strikes others as emotionally immature and sensitive
  15. B-can be very shy or mute, yet can become very outspoken when discussing a subject they are passionate about
  16. I-prone to outbursts or crying jags, sometimes over seemingly small things
  17. G-may have been diagnosed with mood disorders such as bipolar, or personality disorders such as BPD or NPD, before autism was discovered
  18. G-is a social chameleon; adopts the mannerisms & interests of the group they're in
  19. I-neglects physical health until it becomes impossible to ignore
  20. O-has trouble disappointing or disagreeing with someone during a real-time conversation
  21. O-fears rejection intensely and tries to manage how other people feel to avoid it
  22. O-may be highly self-educated but will have struggled with social aspects of college or their career
  23. G-can socialize, but primarily in shallow, superficial ways that may seem like a performance; struggles to form deeper friendships
  24. I-struggles to know when to speak when in large groups or at parties