An interpretive look at the development of social skills in the Asperger Foundation.

A Model from the Behavior Orientation.

Authors

Keywords:

Comprehensive Development Model of Social Skills, behavioral orientation, Asperger's syndrome, socialization

Abstract

This article compiles from an interpretive perspective the main ideas emanating from the Doctoral research process on the deficiencies in the development of social skills of people with Asperger's disorder in the Asperger Foundation of Venezuela FUNDASPERVEN, whose intervention action limits the population attended to prevent their development in different social environments. For this, the mentioned research was directed from a qualitative methodological vision, where the hermeneutic phenomenology allowed to carry out and obtain a compilation of the experiential information of the dialogic reality of the social group studied. Obtaining as a result, the design of an alternative model for the comprehensive development of social skills for the Asperger Foundation of Venezuela that would give way to overcoming the restrictions of a restricted socialization by the population served, which led to various schemes of work that would lead to the incorporation of the person with Asperger's into environments of the daily social fabric, improving their sociability, communicability and lifestyle.

Author Biography

Jenny Marques, PhD., International Research and Innovation Network

Bachelor of Social Communication. Santa Rosa Pontifical Catholic University (UCSAR); Master of Science, Mention in Sexology Orientation, Center for Psychiatric, Psychological and Sexological Research of Venezuela (CIPPSV); Doctor in Behavioral Sciences (CIU). Member of the International Research and Innovation Network (Red-3I)

Published

2021-12-08

How to Cite

Marques, J. . (2021). An interpretive look at the development of social skills in the Asperger Foundation.: A Model from the Behavior Orientation. Metropolis | Global University Studies Journal, 2(2), 69-94. Retrieved from https://metropolis.metrouni.us/index.php/metropolis/article/view/83