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Origami Social Interaction

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One intervention that could be utilized is to communicate with P.C. by asking him about his interests, such as origami, along with inquiring with him about how origami is meaningful to him. In addition, I can ask him if he completes origami as an individual hobby or if he has a desire to introduce others to this occupation. Since P.C. described and explained to me the significance of origami, especially introducing it to his friends the occupation, I would assess his social interaction skills by asking him how confidently he could teach others the piece of art. Since P.C. shared with me some his weaknesses when socially interacting with others, this is when I began developing the goals and objectives with him relating to his occupation. I would

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