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• Literal interpretation
  ...e have a much more '''literal''' manner of [[communication]] than [[Allism|allistic]] people. This manifests in both understanding of spoken or written words, ...erstand many figures of speech. I had to have it explained to me that when allistic people say that autistic people take everything literally, they don't ''lit
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• Sarcasm
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• Communication to make people feel emotions
  Apparently [[Allism|allistic]] people often — perhaps even mostly — '''communicate to make the liste ...t of making people feel emotions. Not only that, but it's so intuitive to allistic people that saying what you said would cause the emotion they felt that the
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• Pragmatics
  ...'re saying. They're a major component of how [[Allism|allistic]] people [[Communication|communicate]] with each other: *** Nonverbal communication
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• Difficulty lying
  ...the truth can naturally create difficulties for autists that many [[Allism|allistic]] people may not experience. Despite these difficulties, however, autists m [[Category:Autistic communication]]
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• Empathy
  ...ht offer a similar story of our own to show how much we can relate to it. Allistic people will likely misinterpret this as an attempt to one-up them with a di Many Autistic people have what allistic people regard as "too much" empathy,<ref name="right-temporoparietal-juncti
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• Communication
  ...rience, autistic people and [[Allism|allistic]] people are both good at '''communication'''. We just speak what essentially are two very different dialects of the ...at crossed purposes, and will point this out to help smooth over their own communication... yet I haven't memorised the full list of what's taboo. So I can appear
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• Implication
  In stark contrast, it seems [[Allism|allistic]] people often instead opt to say something else entirely, that merely *hin ...the speaker, something autistic people tend to forget to bear in mind, yet allistic people seem to care about.
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• Multi-channel communication
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• Socialisation
  ...g to socialise with, and being forced to do an impression of, people who [[Communication|communicate]] completely differently. I'm no fun at [[Allism|allistic]] parties. The music's so loud, it's not just vying for my attention, it's
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• Phatic expression
  ...al subtext]]. The most common example of a phatic expression used in daily communication is "How are you?". ...expressions as part of [[Masking]] or [[Scripting]] to imitate an allistic communication style.
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• Tone of voice
  ...ended as such. This often leads to misunderstandings between Autistic and allistic people. [[Category:Allistic communication]]
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• Eye contact
  [[Category:Allistic communication]]
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• Body language
  While I meet [[Allism|allistic]] people's gaze an appropriate amount, and usually inflect my voice with th ...nsciously learn to do it'', like riding a bike. That's apparently not how allistic people learn to do it. They just naturally learn to talk that way, without
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• Gossip
  ...otation, it is actually not all bad. Apparently, up to 75% of neurotypical communication consists of gossip, but only 5% of this is "bad" gossip (Stuff You Should K [[Category:Allistic communication]]
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• Saving face
  ...titled book Politeness: Some Universals in Language Usage, when [[Antonym|allistic]] (they assume all) people speak, they usually sacrifice this clarity, inst ...merely a subset of a larger ruleset that can override Grice's Maxims, that allistic people can intuitively pick up on and learn to reciprocate.
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• Responding to "How are you?"
  ...respond to the question that each come with different implied meanings in allistic conversation. This specific section is written from a midwestern USAmerican [[Category:Allistic communication]]
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• Scripting
  == Memorising "correct" responses to allistic questions == [[Category:Autistic communication]]
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• Getting coffee
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• Non-derogatory DSM-5 diagnosis criteria for Autism
  You have Intuitive Autistic Empathy instead of Intuitive Allistic Empathy ...than Allistic Empathy, but you may have learned to mask, mimic, or emulate Allistic Empathy.
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