Social boundaries- being with others
When facing someone who is standing, it is appropriate to be at one arm lengths distance from each other. You can practice this with your family and close friends by putting your arm out to start with until you are used to this distance.
If someone offers to shake your hand, use a firm grip, shake once, look at the person directly, then let your hand go. Practice this with someone you know well
When sitting next to someone (unless it is fixed seating) - be half an arms length away - you can measure this by clasping your hands in your lap and putting your elbows out
Do not touch the person you are talking to
Do not make comments about someone’s appearance
Practice jokes with someone you know well - what may be funny to you may not be funny to someone else
When someone tells a joke don’t laugh for longer than 3 seconds - anything longer may sound odd to others
In a group, make sure that your voice is never the loudest - listen for other