Interpersonal communication analysis

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Fear

Presenter Notes
Dr. Jerome Lovell is intrigued by Nell begins a
journey of discovering From an old newspaper
found in the cabin he understands Nell's mother
was raped. Nell's fear of going out in day time
(she's been taught to stay out of sight from
her description of "e'al do'ers" (evildoers) the
MD reasons that the motivation is to avoid being
raped as her mother was.

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Scared but exploring, Giving space to her
curiosity
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Living in the autism world Sadness?
happiness/comfort In dreaming memories

Presenter Notes
Nell looks in the mirror and "spee's" (speaks) to
her deceased twin sister, Mae (Mary) and dreams
of running through the forest playing with her
when they were young. Memories of Mae seem to be
a great comfort to Nell.

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The psychologist views only a lab object Her
expression is of surprise, she cannot Understand
that the MD is viewing Nell as a human being on
whom they are Practicing coercion

Presenter Notes
The female psychologist that Dr. Lovell had come
out to observe Nell wants to study her in a
laboratory setting, and her boss, a noted
psychiatrist, pushes for this to happen, but Dr.
Lovell objects at court, a judge decides to
give 3 months for observation of Nell in her own
surroundings to see if she is competent to give
"informed consent" to be studied.

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Soul communication Through eye contact Love,
kindness, sweetness
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Surprised Astonished Discovering a world She di
not know
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Free emotions Non verbal communication No
inhibitions
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Soul communication Through eye contact and touch
We all tend to mask emotions She has no boundaries
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Sadness Anger Love Peace
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Love, Kindness, Empathy Silent soul communication
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Frustration hopelessness
Emotionless?
Mind Soul absence
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Happiness Serenity
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Courage Self consciousness Awareness/inner
strength
14
Empathy, Love, happyness
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Presenter Notes
AFTER THE DRAMA, A SMILE!

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Thank you
Rosanna Borsoni
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Notes
Dr. Jerome Lovell is intrigued by Nell begins a
journey of discovering From an old newspaper
found in the cabin he understands Nell's mother
was raped. Nell's fear of going out in day time
(she's been taught to stay out of sight from
her description of "e'al do'ers" (evildoers) the
MD reasons that the motivation is to avoid being
raped as her mother was. Nell looks in the
mirror and "spee's" (speaks) to her deceased twin
sister, Mae (Mary) and dreams of running through
the forest playing with her when they were
young. Memories of Mae seem to be a great comfort
to Nell. The female psychologist that Dr.
Lovell had come out to observe Nell wants to
study her in a laboratory setting, and her boss,
a noted psychiatrist, pushes for this to happen,
but Dr. Lovell objects at court, a judge
decides to give 3 months for observation of Nell
in her own surroundings to see if she is
competent to give "informed consent" to be
studied.