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The conversation continues with Dr. Gray Atherton as she moves into a discussion of video games. She talks about finding ways to incorporate similarities to video games in activities, but make the activities involve others and social interaction. It could be games that create a "battle" with figurines or something like paintball. She suggests trying to channel their interests into something that creates opportunities to interact with others. Many of these activities are things that people who are neurotypical enjoy. Her discussion of research around these things is very encouraging. Thank you for listening. Hope you got the answer for the question.
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