Resilience is the power to overcome fear, doubt, and self-limiting beliefs.
- Hari Srinivasan
Autism Lexicon: Negative Attribution Bias
Negative attribution bias in autism is the tendency to interpret ambiguous social cues as having negative intentions or untrustworthy, often stemming from past trauma or lifelong experiences of discrimination and ableism.
PlainSpeak: Negative attribution bias in autism means seeing others' actions as negative due to a lack of trust, often caused by past bad experiences or ongoing unfair treatment
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If you fail, don't give up! Remember..
FAIL means First Attempt In Learning. Each failure is a step towards mastery. Keep trying.
END means Effort Never Dies. Persistence is key to success, so keep working hard.
If someone says NO, think of it as the Next Opportunity. Explore new avenues and ideas.
This way of thinking is called the Resilience Mindset.
We can transform obstacles into opportunities for growth and discovery, highlighting the importance of persistence and determination in forging ahead.
A resilience mindset helps you stay positive and keep going, even when things are tough. Change your mindset and see failure as a chance to learn and grow.
Resilience is the ability to keep moving forward, even when the path is difficult.
- Hari Srinivasan
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