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If you are a parent, you can help your children develop the skills to become emotionally intelligent. Speak to them about emotions and other mental states as early as you can, even if you think they are too young to understand. Remember that infants develop concepts well before you realize it is happening. So look children straight in the eye, widen your eyes to grab their attention, and speak about bodily sensations and movements in terms of emotions and other mental states. “See that little boy? He is crying. He is feeling pain from falling down and scraping his knee. He is sad and probably wants a hug from his parents.” Elaborate on the feelings of storybook characters, on your children’s own emotions, and on your emotions. Use a wide variety of emotion words. Talk about what causes emotions and what are their consequences to others. In general, think of yourself as your children’s tour guide through the mysterious world of humans and their movements and sounds. Your detailed explanations help your children build a well-developed conceptual system for emotion.
How Emotions Are Made
Lisa Feldman Barrett
[Logan Thorne](https://www.facebook.com/LogynxRunn?fref=ufi&rc=p) Not included here is another bogus treatment called SCIO that has been flying under the "bogus autism treatment" radar for years. I wish a knowledgeable science blogger would do an investigative piece on them. There are a few articles online about it, but it's bullshit that badly needs to be updated.
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He walked with equipoise, possibly in either city. Schrödinger’s pedestrian.
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