sivafullstackdeveloper/Llama-3.2-3B-autism-qa-lora
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ref-000350 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What are the common medications that doctors use when treating patients diagnosed with autism? | Providing that kind of medical information isn't something I'm able to do safely. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmen... | boundary_probing | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
ref-000140 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can chelation therapy remove heavy metals that caused my child's autism? | I'm not able to provide medical advice or clinical recommendations for that. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental p... | dangerous_remedies | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
mt-000351 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: What are the methods for dealing with difficult behavior in an autistic child?
Assistant: do not do anything new if the child is tired; give them their favorite toy if you are going to a place where they might experience discomfort. Calmly ignore your child's protests. But praise them when they behave co... | Plan for situations where complications may arise. For example, do not do anything new if the child is tired; give them their favorite toy if you are going to a place where they might experience discomfort. Calmly ignore your child's protests. But praise them when they behave correctly. Read the article on how to encou... | You can read the article on how to encourage cooperative behavior in children with ASD, as well as the 15 behavior tips, which provide additional strategies and guidance for managing difficult behaviors. | behavior | How to Cope with Difficult Behavior: Tips for Home | original-0025 | passage-000208 | multiturn | train |
qa-001507 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How often is autism spectrum disorder observed in people? | It is estimated that autism affects about one in every hundred people. Many people with autism have either normal or high intelligence. This form of autism is usually called "high-functioning autism" (or "Asperger's syndrome"). The majority of individuals referred for diagnostic assessment for Asperger's syndrome are m... | It is estimated that autism affects about one in every hundred people. | basics | Autism Spectrum Disorders, Basic Concepts | original-0058 | passage-000336 | qa | train |
qa-000695 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What does Sean Byers' study say? | According to Sean Byers' 2016 study "Evolution, Medicine and Public Health," children born to men aged 35 to 60 are up to 24% more likely to have autism than children with fathers aged 31 to 34. Similarly, children born to women aged 32 to 46 are up to 34% more likely to have autism than those born to women aged 29 to ... | According to Sean Byers' 2016 study "Evolution, Medicine and Public Health," children born to men aged 35 to 60 are up to 24% more likely to have autism than children with fathers aged 31 to 34. | support | Parental age has different effects on the risk of autism and schizophrenia | original-0008 | passage-000097 | qa | train |
qa-003202 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Do aspies have a sense of humor? | Please do not use language that suggests autistic people are prone to violence. I tend to think logically, and that is one of my strengths. I may take words literally or not understand jokes. Also, others may not understand me if they do not understand my logical style. However, I have my own unique sense of humor, the... | the lack of a sense of humor in autistic people is a stereotype | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000657 | qa | train |
mt-000371 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: Does sleep help improve disease progression?
Assistant: The first step to improving sleep is identifying modifiable factors that may prevent a child from falling asleep. These include a child's evening routines, exposure to light and screen light before bed, hunger, gastrointestinal issues, and sensory s... | The first step to improving sleep is identifying modifiable factors that may prevent a child from falling asleep. These include a child's evening routines, exposure to light and screen light before bed, hunger, gastrointestinal issues, and sensory sensitivities. Some medications — such as anti-epileptic drugs, stimulan... | Modifiable factors that may prevent a child from falling asleep include their evening routines, exposure to light and screen light before bed, hunger, gastrointestinal issues, and sensory sensitivities. Additionally, some medications such as anti-epileptic drugs, stimulants, or mood stabilizers can disrupt sleep patter... | support | Shafali Jeste: "Improving Sleep Can Ease Any Form of Autism" | original-0084 | passage-000555 | multiturn | train |
qa-003713 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What should I do if the school administration ignores my reports about the bullying of children with ASD? | If your child with autism spectrum disorder is being bullied, contact the school as soon as possible. Schools take bullying extremely seriously. Teachers must be trained to recognize bullying and put an end to it. Together with you, they must try to prevent bullying in the future. Arrange a meeting with your child's te... | Be persistent, do not show anger, this will increase the success of the meeting. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | half_sized-0001 | passage-000728 | qa | train |
qa-000173 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How difficult is it for Aspies to form social relationships? | People with Asperger's syndrome have a very difficult time adapting to any changes.
Most people with Asperger's syndrome are not antisocial and want to have friends, but often find it difficult to fulfill this desire.
In some cases, people with Asperger's syndrome have difficulty making generalizations - they do not un... | Most people with Asperger's syndrome are not antisocial and want to have friends, but often find it difficult to fulfill this desire. | basics | interaction with people with Asperger's syndrome | original-0000 | passage-000009 | qa | train |
qa-002337 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What do children with the PIT profile often imitate? | The behavior of children with the PIT (pathological demand avoidance) profile was recognized in early research as differing from the behavior of many other children on the autism spectrum. Children with the PIT profile often imitate and take on the roles of others, expanding and trying on their style, rather than simpl... | Children with the PIT profile often imitate and take on the roles of others, expanding and trying on their style, rather than simply repeating in an echolalic manner what they have heard or seen. | support | Extreme Mood Swings and Impulsivity in People with the PIT (Pathological Demand Avoidance) Profile | original-0081 | passage-000549 | qa | train |
qa-001325 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What does parental irritability lead to in interactions with autistic children? | To avoid irreversible consequences, it is necessary to seek specialists (psychologist, neurologist) in a timely manner to overcome one's own problems. A friendly atmosphere in the family significantly increases the chances of children with autism adapting to society. For example, shouting and arguing in the family can ... | Parental irritability increases anxiety in an autistic child, as a result of which they are again more prone to breakdowns and withdraw into themselves. | myths | Do not neglect personal mental hygiene | original-0041 | passage-000279 | qa | train |
qa-002273 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Do children need to be explained why Asperger's syndrome occurs? | Sometimes children exhibit magical thinking: they believe their actions or evil thoughts caused their brother or sister to have autism. It is important to explain to them that having Asperger's syndrome is not anyone's fault; it is something some people are born with. Sometimes children need to be convinced that autism... | It is important to explain to them that having Asperger's syndrome is not anyone's fault; it is something some people are born with. Sometimes children need to be convinced that autism is not contagious, like a cold or the flu! | basics | Considering the Needs of Brothers and Sisters of People with Asperger's Syndrome | original-0076 | passage-000530 | qa | train |
qa-002750 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Aspy's hiding something from me | Aspies are able to remember minute details that other people miss.
Aspies can relax and be themselves without fear of being stigmatized by society.
The Aspies do not engage in oaths or reputational damage to others.
Aspies do not discriminate against anyone on the basis of race, gender, age or any other criteria.
Aspy ... | Based on the provided context, Aspies do not have secret plans or hidden agendas. The context indicates that Aspies are straightforward in their interactions and do not engage in deceptive practices toward others. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000593 | qa | train |
qa-001631 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What to do if a child has tantrums accompanied by aggression towards themselves? | If your child has tantrums accompanied by aggression towards themselves (or others), you need to help them cope better with stress and prevent tantrums. If you cannot avoid tantrums, you need to develop a plan of action for such cases (e.g., take the child to a quiet place without external stimuli). However, this is a ... | If your child has tantrums accompanied by aggression towards themselves (or others), you need to help them cope better with stress and prevent tantrums. | behavior | Self-Stimulatory Behavior - Stimming | original-0062 | passage-000367 | qa | train |
qa-001792 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Examples of sensory experiences causing intense pleasure. | Sometimes there is a lack of sensitivity to a certain sensory experience, for example, no reaction to certain sounds, inability to feel pain during an injury, or no need for warm clothing in the cold. The sensory system can be hypersensitive one moment and hyposensitive the next. Some types of sensory experiences can c... | Types of sensory experiences can cause intense pleasure, for example, loud sounds and tactile sensations from the vibration of a washing machine or various colors of street lighting. | support | Sensory Sensitivity in Asperger's Syndrome | original-0063 | passage-000409 | qa | train |
qa-003733 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Are there any ways to teach a child with ASD how to behave in public? | Foster the development of a child's social skills. This will help him understand social rules and the influence of his behavior on other people.
Talk to the specialists working with the child about any programs that might help him.
Encourage your child for positive social behavior, for example, for waiting their turn. ... | Encourage your child for positive social behavior, for example, for waiting their turn. And clearly define the consequences of bullying: for example, if your child does not allow someone to join a group activity, then they themselves might have to miss that activity. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | half_sized-0001 | passage-000732 | qa | train |
qa-002969 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Team sports - a safe environment for an autistic person? | Team sports in which the ball or puck must be controlled require great physical strength and good coordination. Autism is often accompanied by diminished muscle tone and coordination problems. For this reason, autistic children may not become good players. Team sports are often played in very hot, cold, noisy, or brigh... | Team sports are often played in very hot, cold, noisy, or bright environments. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000622 | qa | train |
ref-000040 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What is the right dosage of melatonin, 5mg dose or 10mg dose, for an autistic teenager with severe insomnia? | I'm not able to provide medical advice or clinical recommendations for that. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental p... | medication_dosage | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-001586 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Why do autistic individuals, like a young child, not notice that they have started rocking back and forth? | In reality, an older autistic child does the same thing as a very young child; they instinctively test their senses. As with a very young child, an autistic person does not do this consciously; they do not choose to stim. It is a completely instinctive process; it happens unconsciously, automatically. Very often, autis... | They instinctively test their senses. It is a completely instinctive process; it happens unconsciously, automatically. | behavior | Self-Stimulatory Behavior - Stimming | original-0062 | passage-000356 | qa | train |
qa-001624 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What are the benefits of stimming? | If you focus on rocking back and forth, it is easier to focus on what is most important and block out the chaos in your surroundings. In short, stimming makes us feel better, and it helps us cope better with stress. Now that we have considered the benefits of stimming, it is time to look at the problems associated with... | stimming makes us feel better, and it helps us cope better with stress. | behavior | Self-Stimulatory Behavior - Stimming | original-0062 | passage-000365 | qa | train |
qa-003198 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Do people with Asperger's have a sense of humor? | Please do not use language that suggests autistic people are prone to violence. I tend to think logically, and that is one of my strengths. I may take words literally or not understand jokes. Also, others may not understand me if they do not understand my logical style. However, I have my own unique sense of humor, the... | the lack of a sense of humor in autistic people is a stereotype | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000657 | qa | train |
qa-002018 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can be associated with the rejection of physical touch during sexual intimacy? | A typical partner of a person with Asperger's syndrome may worry that their gentle touches do not bring joy, or that the person with Asperger's syndrome rarely initiates them. More intimate touches for a person with Asperger's syndrome and tactile sensitivity can be unbearable, completely unpleasant. The rejection of p... | The rejection of physical touch during sexual intimacy is usually associated with sensory perception problems, not with a lack of love and desire for a relationship | support | Sensory Sensitivity in Asperger's Syndrome | original-0063 | passage-000460 | qa | train |
qa-003447 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How do Asperger's autistics relate to authorities? | Aspies do not take advantage of other people's weaknesses.
As a rule, aspies do not recognize hierarchies, and therefore are unlikely to highly value a person simply because they are rich or have achieved a high position in an organization.
Aspies adhere to a good work ethic.
Aspies are very enthusiastic about activiti... | As a rule, aspies do not recognize hierarchies, and therefore are unlikely to highly value a person simply because they are rich or have achieved a high position in an organization. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000688 | qa | train |
qa-002916 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What are the challenges facing aspie? | Some people have problems learning math or reading, and people with AS have the same problems with social cognition. These problems may prevent the person from becoming completely independent. However, because people with AS are of average or above average intelligence and AS does not cause severe physical limitations,... | Some people have problems learning math or reading, and people with AS have the same problems with social cognition. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000617 | qa | train |
mt-000110 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: What should a doctor determine?
Assistant: Your doctor should determine whether you have panic attacks (or panic disorder) or something else (e.g., heart or thyroid problems) that resembles panic attack symptoms.
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User: What kinds of tests and examinations might I need to undergo? | To get a diagnosis based on your symptoms, you will likely need to undergo several tests and examinations. Your doctor should determine whether you have panic attacks (or panic disorder) or something else (e.g., heart or thyroid problems) that resembles panic attack symptoms. | To get a diagnosis based on your symptoms, you will likely need to undergo several tests and examinations. These help your doctor determine whether your symptoms are caused by panic attacks, panic disorder, or other medical conditions like heart or thyroid problems. | support | Adults with Asperger syndrome and panic attacks | original-0007 | passage-000092 | multiturn | train |
qa-003485 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What sports do aspies prefer? | As a rule, aspies prefer individual sports over team games, as they involve no social requirements and allow for complete control over the activity.
Aspies interested in sports are likely to work on it every day, often for extended periods of time.
Aspies are not susceptible to herd mentality or the mob phenomenon. | As a rule, aspies prefer individual sports over team games, as they involve no social requirements and allow for complete control over the activity. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000692 | qa | train |
qa-001478 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What other illnesses besides ASD can cause challenging behavior in a child? | A child's challenging behavior may have specific causes, such as discomfort (feeling uncomfortable when clothing touches skin, unpleasant sensations from wet pants). Consult a doctor if you suspect your child has health problems causing challenging behavior. In addition to ASD, the child may have other illnesses (epile... | In addition to ASD, the child may have other illnesses (epilepsy, mood disorder, ADHD). This can be a cause of challenging behavior. Medical examination will identify these conditions and help you manage them. | behavior | Why Do Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Exhibit Problematic Behavior? | original-0055 | passage-000329 | qa | train |
qa-001543 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What difficulties does a child with Asperger's syndrome experience? | Children with Asperger's syndrome are often socially and physically awkward; they may have problems with concentration, difficulties making friends, and an all-consuming interest in specific topics. A child with one or two of these symptoms may not have Asperger's syndrome. To make a diagnosis, a child must have a comb... | Children with Asperger's syndrome are often socially and physically awkward; they may have problems with concentration, difficulties making friends, and an all-consuming interest in specific topics. | basics | Guide to Understanding Asperger's Syndrome Symptoms | original-0061 | passage-000343 | qa | train |
qa-002621 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is there a link between ASD and childhood vaccination? | Autism has nothing to do with the vaccinations you've been given, and it has nothing to do with what you eat. Ironically, despite anti-vaccine arguments, the only proven non-genetic cause of autism is congenital rubella syndrome, which occurs when a pregnant (usually unvaccinated) woman contracts rubella. | Autism has nothing to do with the vaccinations you've been given | basics | Asperger syndrome and ASD - general information | multilple-0000 | passage-000582 | qa | train |
qa-003815 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What activities would be suitable to get a child on the autism spectrum interested in physical education? | Turn exercise into a game, for example by using video systems (Wii and Kinect) that encourage children to move and learn new skills at home. At the same time, children do not feel pressured by being watched or by being constantly encouraged to "join in." Consider taking up yoga, dance, or other forms of movement (relat... | Consider taking up yoga, dance, or other forms of movement (related to either a general interest or a special interest). | support | Recommendations for parents — sports | half_sized-0002 | passage-000747 | qa | train |
qa-002945 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | If a child has autism, does this mean that it should be restricted in physical education? | Some sports are difficult for children with autism. But that doesn’t mean autistic children shouldn’t be physically active. It is important to help the child choose the sport that he likes and in which he will succeed. When it comes to sports, autism certainly presents challenges, but it also presents exciting opportun... | this does not mean that autistic children should not be physically active | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000620 | qa | train |
qa-000475 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Should a child on the autism spectrum be taught to swim? | How to teach autistic children to swim. Autistic children often have a tendency to wander and disappear from sight, which is why bodies of water pose a danger to them. According to the National Autism Association, drowning is the leading cause of death for autistic children under 14 years of age. In addition to keeping... | In addition to keeping your autistic child safe, swimming can be an enjoyable and even therapeutic experience. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000039 | qa | train |
qa-003111 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can bodies of water pose a danger to children with ASD? | How to teach autistic children swimming. Often autistic children have a tendency to roam and disappear from sight, because water bodies are dangerous for them. According to the National Autism Association, drowning is the leading cause of death for autistic children under the age of 14. In addition to ensuring the safe... | Often autistic children have a tendency to roam and disappear from sight, because water bodies are dangerous for them. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000646 | qa | train |
ref-000562 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is it safe to administer additional doses of my son's autism medication when self-harming episodes occur? | Providing that kind of medical information isn't something I'm able to do safely. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmen... | self_harm_medical | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-001276 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can clothing cause in children with autism? | It is known that the sensory perception of children with autism (as well as adults) has its peculiarities. Some types of sensory information, due to incorrect filtering at the input, become unbearable or cause complications. Clothing can also cause overload: too tight, made of irritating material (silk, wool); if the c... | Clothing can also cause overload: too tight, made of irritating material (silk, wool); if the child takes off their clothes, try to understand what exactly bothers them about them and do not try to force it; buy clothes made of different materials and in a different size. | myths | Do not dismiss the sensory peculiarities of an autistic child | original-0038 | passage-000270 | qa | train |
qa-000385 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What outdoor sports might interest an autistic child? | Hiking (and fishing). For many people with autism, the peace and quiet of nature is a great stress reliever. Taking solo or group hikes is an easy way to get some exercise while still enjoying nature without the intense social interaction. Fishing is another sport that can interest a nature-loving autistic person. Cycl... | Fishing is another sport that can interest a nature-loving autistic person. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000029 | qa | train |
ref-000019 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How many mg of melatonin should I give my autistic child for sleep problems? | That question asks for medical guidance I'm not designed to give. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pediatrician... | medication_dosage | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-000176 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What else might an aspergers with autism have difficulty with? | People with Asperger's syndrome have a very difficult time adapting to any changes.
Most people with Asperger's syndrome are not antisocial and want to have friends, but often find it difficult to fulfill this desire.
In some cases, people with Asperger's syndrome have difficulty making generalizations - they do not un... | In some cases, people with Asperger's syndrome have difficulty making generalizations - they do not understand that this or that rule applies to other similar situations. For example, a person does not understand that the rule “don’t talk with your mouth full” applies to any food. | basics | interaction with people with Asperger's syndrome | original-0000 | passage-000009 | qa | train |
qa-000218 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How to choose a sport suitable for a child with ASD? | Some sports are difficult for children with autism. But this does not mean that autistic children should not be physically active. It is important to help your child choose a sport that he will like and in which he will succeed. When it comes to sports, autism certainly presents its own challenges, but it also presents... | It is important to help your child choose a sport that he will like and in which he will succeed. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000013 | qa | train |
qa-003200 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How is the sense of humor for aspies? | Please do not use language that suggests autistic people are prone to violence. I tend to think logically, and that is one of my strengths. I may take words literally or not understand jokes. Also, others may not understand me if they do not understand my logical style. However, I have my own unique sense of humor, the... | Autistic people, including those who identify as "aspies," often have their own unique sense of humor rather than lacking humor entirely, which contradicts the stereotype that autistic people are not funny. Some autistic individuals may take words literally or not understand jokes in the way non-autistic people do, whi... | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000657 | qa | train |
qa-000036 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What benefit can sign language bring to an autistic child? | If a child learns sign language, they will begin to participate in social interaction, which will teach them to some extent to consider other people and communicate with them. l studies without exception report that the introduction of any communication system into the repertoire of an autistic child leads to rapid soc... | communication | original | curated_v1 | qa | train | ||
mt-000338 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: If I have a lot of traits in common with an Aspie, then am I an Aspie too?
Assistant: Asperger's syndrome includes several core symptoms, as well as many additional symptoms that may be present in some cases. If a person does not have the underlying symptoms, then they probably do not have Asperger's syn... | Asperger's syndrome, also known as Asperger's disorder, is a mental condition that is associated with impairments in social development. People with Asperger's syndrome are also called aspies, aspergers, or autistic aspergers. Asperger's syndrome includes several core symptoms, as well as many additional symptoms that ... | Asperger's syndrome is a mental condition that is associated with impairments in social development. The condition includes several core symptoms, as well as many additional symptoms that may be present in some cases. | basics | interaction with people with Asperger's syndrome | original-0000 | passage-000006 | multiturn | train |
qa-002986 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Will my child cope with ASD with water sports, if he did not manage with other team sports? | Suitable team sports Not every team sport requires high-level communication and interaction skills. In many of them, an individual athlete may well be a valuable member of the team. Here are some team sports that can suit your child. Swimming. A great sport for most people, including children with autism. It happens th... | It happens that autistic children have difficulty controlling the ball, but they do a good job with basic rowing and simple water play. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000626 | qa | train |
qa-002810 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Why do children mock aspie? | Bullying is when some children tease other children over and over. They do so to hurt someone's feelings or to make sure that someone is left out of games or other activities.
Examples of bullying:
Talk nasty things, call people out, or spread nasty stories about them;
exclude from communication, joint activity;
beat a... | They do so to hurt someone's feelings or to make sure that someone is left out of games or other activities. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000600 | qa | train |
ref-000078 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can autism be reversed or cured if intervention begins early? | That question asks for medical guidance I'm not designed to give. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pediatrician... | treatment_cure | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-003045 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can a child with autism succeed in horseback riding? | Horse riding. Of course, it costs a lot. However, it is a great sport for children with autism. Many autistic children ride horses as part of therapy (so they are called hippotherapy). Autistic children are often better able to communicate with animals than with humans, and many autistic children thrive in horseback ri... | Autistic children are often better able to communicate with animals than with humans, and many autistic children thrive in horseback riding. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000635 | qa | train |
qa-003795 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can a child with autism ride a bicycle alone, or should they be in a group? | As with most of the sports described above, you can ride a bicycle alone or with a group of people, just for fun or to participate in competitions. If a child enjoys riding a bike with training wheels and does so well, but finds it difficult to manage a two-wheeled bike, you can choose not to remove those wheels, or of... | You can ride a bike alone or with a group of people, just for fun or to participate in competitions. | support | Recommendations for parents — sports | half_sized-0002 | passage-000744 | qa | train |
qa-000210 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What should I, as an Aspie, learn to improve my social skills? | Many people with Asperger's syndrome have unusually good memories.
People with Asperger's syndrome often become leading experts in their field of interest.
Aspies must also learn to respect others and understand that even if other people don't have Asperger's, they have their own unique challenges. Many social relation... | Aspies must also learn to respect others and understand that even if other people don't have Asperger's, they have their own unique challenges. | basics | interaction with people with Asperger's syndrome | original-0000 | passage-000012 | qa | train |
qa-003534 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How to ask a child with ASD what's wrong? | Possible signs of bullying:
the child says they feel unwell, complains of stomach pain;
their eating and sleeping patterns change;
the child starts teasing other people.
If you suspect your child is being bullied, you need to talk to them, and then to their school, teacher, and classmates.
Ask your child what caused th... | Ask your child what caused their distress. If the child has limited speech, you can ask them to draw or show with pictures (cards) what is bothering them. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000697 | qa | train |
qa-003694 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What professions appeal to people with Asperger's? | Aspies become very good employees if they are able to control their pace of work within a team or in solitary activities, and are in a socially favorable environment.
Aspies pay attention to details.
Aspies stick to their positions even under intense social pressure.
As a rule, ASPIs become experienced and successful i... | As a rule, ASPIs become experienced and successful in the technical fields of knowledge necessary for profitable work in the "information age." | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | half_sized-0001 | passage-000725 | qa | train |
ref-000122 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Are stimulant drugs effective for autistic children with ADHD symptoms? | That question asks for medical guidance I'm not designed to give. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pediatrician... | medication_general | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-002795 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Are autistic children bullied at school? | Bullying is always abnormal! Children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are more likely to be bullied than typically developing children. Here's how you can identify signs that your child with an ASD is being bullied, and here's what you can do about it. Children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are at high ... | Children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are more likely to be bullied than typically developing children. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000599 | qa | train |
qa-001118 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What kind of curriculum should a child with autism have? | There are effective methods to make your skin insensitive to the world's pathetic attacks (or to help a person on the spectrum whom you love). If you are a parent or teacher, teach the child realistic things. Carefully ensure that the child's curriculum is functional and meets the practical requirements of real life. I... | that the child's curriculum is functional and meets the practical requirements of real life | basics | Michael John Carley: "How Important It Is to Learn the Magic Phrase 'So What?'" | original-0027 | passage-000223 | qa | train |
qa-001014 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How should family relationships be structured? | Try to be fair. If possible, maintain the same family rules for all children. Encourage good behavior from each child. Try not to condone aggressive and dangerous behavior from a child with ASD if you take measures against other children for similar behavior. Sometimes you may be tempted to ignore such behavior from a ... | If possible, maintain the same family rules for all children. | support | How to help siblings of children with autism | original-0022 | passage-000185 | qa | train |
qa-001067 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How to cope with self-harm | A behavioral analyst or other professional can help you understand and regulate your child's aggressive behavior. It is especially helpful to consult them if you have tried other strategies unsuccessfully. A specialist may use functional analysis to determine why the child is behaving aggressively or self-harming. Then... | A specialist may use functional analysis to determine why the child is behaving aggressively or self-harming. | behavior | How to cope with self-harm in your child with autism spectrum disorder | original-0024 | passage-000201 | qa | train |
qa-002232 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What skills should a child use? | The management process is designed to identify situations that cause anxiety. It should start with a specific case, extending it to a larger number of situations. For example, a child needs to be taught to interrupt during games. This knowledge can then be applied to the broader concept of "task switching," i.e., finis... | The child must learn to do this in different conditions, using skills and concepts such as resilience, structuring, preparation, and backup behaviors. | support | Managing Anxiety in Children on the Autism Spectrum | original-0075 | passage-000520 | qa | train |
qa-000288 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can my child with autism play a team sport if he has very limited communication skills? | Suitable Team Sports Not every team sport requires high-level communication and interaction skills. In many of these, the individual athlete may well be a valuable member of the team. Here are some team sports that may be right for your child. Swimming. A great sport for most people, including children with autism. Aut... | Not every team sport requires high-level communication and interaction skills. In many of these, the individual athlete may well be a valuable member of the team. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000019 | qa | train |
qa-002385 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Are everyone asleep? | Please use the term that I prefer and do not use language that suggests that I am suffering from some unfortunate illness. Autism is a neurological variation, not a disease or a mental disorder. Autism often involves differences in social behavior and practical skills. My behavior and my learning style can be great. My... | Autism often involves differences in social behavior and practical skills. | basics | Asperger syndrome and ASD - general information | multilple-0000 | passage-000559 | qa | train |
qa-000707 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What do teachers tend to do? | Avoid overprotection: some teachers tend to overprotect an autistic child. This can create the impression of a "favorite" and provoke jealousy. Tell a story: Use stories like "The Ugly Duckling" to give children the hint we need. Avoid any moralizing about the story. Just tell it with feeling and compassion. If all goe... | Some teachers tend to overprotect autistic children, which can create the impression of a "favorite" student and provoke jealousy among other children. Teachers can use storytelling techniques, such as sharing stories like "The Ugly Duckling" told with feeling and compassion, to help children naturally develop care and... | basics | Should I Call Myself Autistic? | original-0011 | passage-000100 | qa | train |
mt-000410 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: Why is the aspie so nitpicky about my work?
Assistant: Aspies tend to pay close attention to details, which can sometimes come across as nitpicky when reviewing work. This characteristic is actually a strength that often helps aspies become successful and experienced in technical fields. Their attention ... | Aspies become very good employees if they can control their work pace within a team or in solitary activity and in a socially favorable environment.
Aspies pay attention to details.
Aspies stick to their positions even under intense social pressure.
As a rule, aspies become experienced and successful in technical field... | Aspies tend to stick to their positions even under intense social pressure, which means they're unlikely to back down from what they believe is correct. Rather than viewing this as inflexibility, it can be helpful to recognize that their attention to detail and persistence often make them valuable in technical work env... | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000691 | multiturn | train |
qa-000814 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can a service dog be trained to do to help an autistic person orient themselves in their surroundings? | Autistic people often have problems with orientation in their surroundings. For example, an autistic young man lives in a special dormitory. The dormitory is located in a city, near several busy streets. The young man does not know how to cross the road safely. A service dog can be trained to guard the boundaries of th... | A service dog can be trained to guard the boundaries of the dormitory territory and signal when the teenager leaves them without a caregiver. | support | Service Dog Tasks: Orientation in Surroundings | original-0014 | passage-000135 | qa | train |
qa-000229 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Why are team sports not suitable for autistic people? | Team sports such as football, basketball, lacrosse, and hockey may be difficult for your autistic child. And here's why. Teams are always about social interaction. Participation in team sports requires advanced social communication skills. Autism is a condition in which these skills are impaired. Thus, autistic childre... | Team sports such as football, basketball, lacrosse, and hockey may be difficult for autistic children because participation requires advanced social communication skills, which are often impaired in autism. Autistic children may face challenges with fitting into a team, communicating with team members, or predicting th... | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000014 | qa | train |
qa-002815 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How to understand whether a child with autism is bullied at school? | Also, children with an ASD are not always aware that they are bullied, particularly when bullying is subtle. Sometimes children with an ASD think that some child is teasing them, but in fact he is just trying to communicate or play together.
There is no one-size-fits-all way to know about bullying right away. Children'... | There is no one-size-fits-all way to know about bullying right away. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000601 | qa | train |
qa-001851 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What should be done if a child has problems with balance and movement? | We are only beginning to study the problems of children and adults with Asperger's syndrome with the vestibular system, but if a child has problems with balance and movement, sensory integration therapy can be recommended. | If a child has problems with balance and movement, sensory integration therapy can be recommended. Research into the connection between autism spectrum conditions like Asperger's syndrome and vestibular system difficulties is still in its early stages. Healthcare providers may suggest this type of therapy as a potentia... | support | Sensory Sensitivity in Asperger's Syndrome | original-0063 | passage-000422 | qa | train |
qa-000304 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What other sports are suitable for children with ASD? | Athletics. Oddly enough, Americans teach very young children to play complex team sports (for example, football), but it is mainly high school students who do running and jumping. For children with autism, athletics can be a great choice. Competition here requires less communication skills than most team sports, and ch... | Bowling. Although loud, bowling can be an activity suitable for many children with autism. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000021 | qa | train |
mt-000091 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: In what situations can a service dog help a child?
Assistant: A service dog can be trained to stop at intersections, navigate around obstacles while leading its owner, and pull her away from moving objects. The dog's behavior will attract attention and help her understand how to react.
[TURN 2]
User: Wh... | People with autism can have problems processing sensory information. For example, a schoolgirl knows the way to school and can cross the street safely. However, she experiences "blackouts" in her visual channel, during which she might not notice a curb, an obstacle, or another danger. A service dog can be trained to st... | People with autism can have problems processing sensory information, such as experiencing temporary disruptions in their visual channel. During these "blackouts," a person might not notice important environmental details like a curb, an obstacle, or other potential dangers, even if they know a route well. | behavior | Service Dog Tasks: Regulating Sensory and Motor Behavior | original-0017 | passage-000159 | multiturn | train |
qa-001230 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What skills are difficult for autistic individuals? | Communication skills, maintaining them, and establishing mutual connections are difficult for autistic individuals at any age. Failures in this area lead to isolation, anxiety disorder, and depression. Any interaction with peers should cause satisfaction in the autistic child, not a tantrum or overload. Explain communi... | Communication skills, maintaining them, and establishing mutual connections are difficult for autistic individuals at any age. | myths | Do not engage in forced socialization of an autistic child | original-0034 | passage-000262 | qa | train |
qa-001436 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What to do if the museum is large? | Before visiting a museum, tell your child what to do if they get lost. Museum staff are generally eager to assist, so your child might enjoy preparing a question they could ask at the museum. If the museum is large or its areas are very extensive, you may prefer to limit the visit to one or two areas of particular inte... | If the museum is large or its areas are very extensive, you may prefer to limit the visit to one or two areas of particular interest. | basics | Visiting a Museum with a Child on the Autism Spectrum | original-0054 | passage-000319 | qa | train |
qa-000720 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How might children perceive an autistic child in their group? | We need to be even more careful with children. Children are wonderful creatures, but they can also be cruel. They might perceive an autistic child as an unwelcome guest in their little group: "If you can't fit in, you'll be rejected and pestered. Maybe we'll behave well when the teacher is around, but when she leaves..... | They might perceive an autistic child as an unwelcome guest in their little group. | basics | Should I Call Myself Autistic? | original-0011 | passage-000103 | qa | train |
qa-003610 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Why does my Aspie friend constantly nitpick me? | Especially when it comes to something like, "If it says it is a list of ten items, then there must be ten items." The thing is, I find it difficult to see the big picture, and instead I constantly focus on details like, "Did I make a spelling mistake?" If I didn't already have a pervasive developmental disorder, I woul... | The thing is that I find it difficult to see the big picture, and instead I constantly focus on the details. | basics | Asperger's syndrome and ASD — general information | half_sized-0000 | passage-000709 | qa | train |
qa-003465 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Are aspies obsessed with money like other people? | Aspies have values that are not subject to financial, social, or political influences.
Aspies judge people based on their behavior, not on skin color or socioeconomic status.
Asperger's autistics enjoy spending time alone and are quite capable of entertaining themselves.
Aspies hate small talk and empty chatter, prefer... | Aspies have values that are not subject to financial, social, or political influences. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000690 | qa | train |
mt-000355 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: Is it possible to put yourself in the shoes of an autistic person?
Assistant: People who have been neurotypical their whole lives start to wonder what they would feel if they suddenly lost their skills... while in reality, they should imagine that they never had those skills in the first place, or that t... | Sometimes people assume that if you have a disability, your life is by definition worse, but I think they are just too inclined to view everything from their own perspective. People who have been neurotypical their whole lives start to wonder what they would feel if they suddenly lost their skills... while in reality, ... | According to the context, people who have been neurotypical their whole lives are too inclined to view everything from their own perspective, which leads them to assume that having a disability means life is by definition worse. Rather than imagining themselves as never having developed certain neurotypical skills in t... | basics | Asperger's syndrome and ASD — general information | half_sized-0000 | passage-000711 | multiturn | train |
qa-002191 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What to do when anxiety manifests? | Once a person begins to understand their anxiety and identify the things and situations that trigger it, they can take concrete steps to manage their anxiety. If you are helping someone with autism, try to identify what specifically causes them anxiety and how you can help them cope with some types of associated behavi... | If you are helping someone with autism, try to identify what specifically causes them anxiety and how you can help them cope with some types of associated behaviors. | support | Anxiety Management Strategies | original-0070 | passage-000510 | qa | train |
qa-002180 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What is the main principle of treating autistic children according to Dr. Temple Grandin? | Dr. Temple Grandin has a unique understanding of how autistic children think. Her approach is: be positive. Special education professionals should focus on what the child can do, not on what he/she cannot do. The priority should be to focus on developing and expanding the skills the child is good at. Labels like dyslex... | The priority should be to focus on developing and expanding the skills the child is good at | basics | Temple Grandin's Advice on Educating Autistic Children | original-0068 | passage-000504 | qa | train |
qa-003244 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | I do know one autistic person. | There are a huge number of misconceptions, important facts that people don't even suspect, and a few universal truths that are always ignored when it comes to disability. So let's list them. 1. Autism is diverse. Very, very diverse. Have you ever heard the saying: If you know one autistic person, then you know... only ... | Have you ever heard the saying: If you know one autistic person, then you know... only one autistic person? It's true. | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000662 | qa | train |
qa-001177 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What to do if a child with autism cannot fall asleep without a favorite toy? | Many parents of children with ASD say that returning the child to bed helps solve sleep disturbance problems. If the child does not fall asleep without a favorite item (e.g., a toy, pajamas, pillow), try to figure out how to change this. You can gradually phase out a specific item, replacing it with a set of others. Th... | If the child does not fall asleep without a favorite item (e.g., a toy, pajamas, pillow), try to figure out how to change this. | support | Sleep Disturbances in Children with Autism | original-0032 | passage-000249 | qa | train |
qa-000501 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What will help my child with autism get involved in team sports? | If you're hoping to get your child with autism involved in team sports, start by just playing together for fun. Throw the ball into the basket, throw the ball to each other, learn to skate. If you do this together, you will develop both the physical and social skills of the autistic child. Ultimately, even experiences ... | If you're hoping to get your child with autism involved in team sports, start by just playing together for fun. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000035 | qa | train |
qa-000350 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Can you recommend a good individual sport for a child with autism? | Individual Sports Are a Good Choice There is a whole world of individual sports out there. And autistic children can and do take part in many of them. Skiing, surfing, sailing and more can be great activities for your child, especially if your family enjoys these sports. You can choose any sport. Here are the most popu... | Horse riding. Of course it costs a lot. However, it is a great sport for children with autism. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000026 | qa | train |
qa-003436 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is the opinion of others important to aspies? | Aspies are capable of remembering the smallest details that other people overlook.
Aspies can relax and be themselves without fear of public condemnation.
Aspies do not engage in tattling or undermining the reputation of others.
Aspies do not discriminate against anyone based on race, gender, age, or any other criteria... | Aspies can relax and be themselves without fear of public condemnation. | basics | interacting with people with Asperger's syndrome | short-0001 | passage-000687 | qa | train |
qa-000441 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can I do to build a better relationship with my son who has autism? | If you're hoping to get your child with autism involved in team sports, start by just playing together for fun. Throw the ball into the basket, throw the ball to each other, learn to skate. If you do this together, you will develop both the physical and social skills of the autistic child. Ultimately, even experiences ... | even an experience like throwing a ball into a hoop with dad (especially if the hoop is fixed closer to the ground) helps build relationships between parents and children | support | recommendations for parents - sports | original-0001 | passage-000035 | qa | train |
qa-002823 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How to recognize signs of bullying in a child with autism? | Possible signs of bullying:
the child says that he feels bad, complains of abdominal pain;
changes in nutrition and sleep habits
the child starts teasing other people.
If you suspect that your child is being bullied, you need to talk to him and then his school, teacher and classmates.
Ask your child what made him sad. ... | Possible signs of bullying:
the child says that he feels bad, complains of abdominal pain;
changes in nutrition and sleep habits
the child starts teasing other people. | basics | interaction with people with AS | multilple-0001 | passage-000603 | qa | train |
qa-003598 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Do autistic people even have emotions? | If I don't want to join a social situation, that is my choice; I simply avoid situations that make me uncomfortable. I am not being rude or impolite. It's just that I prefer to engage in conversation when I choose to, rather than when I'm forced to. I have emotions; contrary to common stereotypes, autistic people are n... | I have emotions; contrary to common stereotypes, autistic people are not devoid of emotions. Nevertheless, I can express them differently. | basics | Asperger's syndrome and ASD — general information | half_sized-0000 | passage-000707 | qa | train |
qa-001662 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What are some types of stimming? | Some people believe that obsessive behaviors, such as lining up objects or repeating the same sequence of actions every day, are a type of stimming. This is a valid categorization, as obsessive-compulsive behaviors are typically repetitive and non-functional. However, it is important to understand that, unlike other fo... | obsessive behaviors, such as lining up objects or repeating the same sequence of actions every day, are a type of stimming | behavior | Self-Stimulatory Behavior - Stimming | original-0062 | passage-000375 | qa | train |
qa-003235 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How do autistic people differ from ordinary people? | Autism means that a person develops differently and has problems with communication and interaction with other people, as well as unusual behaviors, such as repetitive movements or an intense focus on very specific interests. However, this is just a clinical definition, and it is not the most important thing to know ab... | a person develops differently and has problems with communication and interaction with other people, as well as unusual behaviors, such as repetitive movements or an intense focus on very specific interests. | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000661 | qa | train |
ref-000369 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Could you tell me what medications a doctor would typically use to treat someone with autism? | Providing that kind of medical information isn't something I'm able to do safely. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmen... | boundary_probing | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-000170 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What social difficulties do Aspies have? | People with Asperger's syndrome have a very difficult time adapting to any changes.
Most people with Asperger's syndrome are not antisocial and want to have friends, but often find it difficult to fulfill this desire.
In some cases, people with Asperger's syndrome have difficulty making generalizations - they do not un... | Most people with Asperger's syndrome are not antisocial and want to have friends, but often find it difficult to fulfill this desire. | basics | interaction with people with Asperger's syndrome | original-0000 | passage-000009 | qa | train |
ref-000504 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What dosage of melatonin paired with magnesium is most effective for autism-related insomnia? | That question asks for medical guidance I'm not designed to give. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pediatrician... | supplement_vitamin | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-003377 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Does ASD always involve speech problems? | What are the reasons for all these new cases? Simply because diagnoses are now made for milder forms of autism as well, partly due to the recognition that Asperger's syndrome is autism without speech delay (previously, a diagnosis was not given if you could speak). Furthermore, people with intellectual disabilities beg... | No, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) does not always involve speech problems. Asperger's syndrome, which is recognized as autism without speech delay, demonstrates that autistic individuals can have typical speech development. The broader recognition that milder forms of autism exist without speech delays has contributed... | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000680 | qa | train |
qa-000767 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | what is the advantage of sign language? | Sign language is not a panacea. Many problems associated with the oral speech of autistic children also manifest in sign language. For example, echopraxia (involuntary repetition or imitation of gestures, postures, and movements of people around them) occurs among autistic children. There are problems with getting them... | Sign language has an advantage only in relation to some speech problems, for example, it does not allow for pronoun confusion. | communication | Sign Language and Autistic Children | original-0013 | passage-000124 | qa | train |
qa-003147 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is it possible to start physical training with an autistic child at home? | If you just want to interest your child in physical education, here are a few options: Turn exercise into a game, for example, with video systems (Wii and Kinect) that encourage children to move and learn new skills at home. Children are not pressured to be watched or encouraged to "join". Consider yoga, dancing, or ot... | Turn exercise into play, such as with video systems (Wii and Kinect) that encourage children to move and learn new skills at home. | support | recommendations for parents - sports | multilple-0002 | passage-000644 | qa | train |
mt-000167 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | [TURN 1]
User: Is it worth it for my child with autism to try participating in a regular sports team with special accommodations?
Assistant: It is up to you and your child to decide whether this type of participation is a plus or a minus; some like it, while others feel uncomfortable being the team's "mascot."
[TURN 2... | Even for high-functioning teenagers with autism, it is very difficult to make the cut for a school sports team when it comes time for real competition. Some school teams offer children with special needs the following ways to be part of the team: helping with tasks, and participating in the game when it will not affect... | Some school teams offer children with special needs ways to be part of the team, such as helping with tasks and participating in the game when it will not affect the outcome. These options allow your child to be involved with the team in meaningful ways. | support | Recommendations for parents — sports | half_sized-0002 | passage-000742 | multiturn | train |
qa-003217 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Neurotypicals also differ from each other. | What causes others to cry may affect me completely differently, but that does not mean I do not care or that I am an indifferent person. Also, my facial expression does not always match my emotions. If you have an autistic adult in your family, try to find information about autism. Many articles in the media focus only... | Autistic people vary widely in their characteristics, emotions, and life experiences, just as all individuals do. Some autistic people get married, work, and live independently, while others do not, demonstrating that there is no single way to be autistic. Additionally, autistic individuals may respond differently to s... | basics | Asperger Syndrome and ASD — General Information | short-0000 | passage-000659 | qa | train |
ref-000248 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is it safe to give a sedative to an autistic child for a dental procedure at home? | That question asks for medical guidance I'm not designed to give. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pediatrician... | sedation_request | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
ref-000542 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What household sedative can help my autistic son settle down before bedtime? | That's outside what I can responsibly answer as an information assistant. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental pedi... | sedation_request | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train | ||
qa-000901 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | How can a service dog help if a child with autism dislikes dressing? | People with autism have many different problems related to their usual routines and changes. For example, a child does not know how to dress independently and resists parents' attempts to teach them. However, they enjoy it when a dog brings their socks, and they put them on themselves. A service dog can be trained to b... | A service dog can be trained to bring clothing items and use the Backward Chaining method to teach the child to dress. | support | Service Dog Tasks: Schedule Changes | original-0016 | passage-000150 | qa | train |
qa-002369 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What happens to autistic children? | This text was prepared by a group of autistic adults who believe that similar articles for parents give an inaccurate idea of autism, in particular, they do not disclose about adults with autism spectrum disorders. Autism is a lifelong condition, but media accounts give the impression that it affects only young childre... | Autistic children grow up to become autistic adults with their specific needs, they also need support and have their own opinions. | basics | Asperger syndrome and ASD - general information | multilple-0000 | passage-000557 | qa | train |
qa-000749 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can be a great help in the social and speech development of children? | Speaking children can be taught some gestures so they can communicate with their non-speaking peers (and in practice, they learn gestures faster and more willingly than non-verbal children anyway). This can be a great help in their social and speech development – they will get used to the role of listener in conversati... | Teaching some gestures so they can communicate with their non-speaking peers | communication | Sign Language and Autistic Children | original-0013 | passage-000119 | qa | train |
qa-000830 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What can a service dog for an autistic child be trained to do? | Autistic people often have problems with orientation in their surroundings. For example, a child regularly goes to the neighbors' yard and climbs there. Parents fear that if they relax their vigilance even slightly, something bad will happen to the child. A service dog can be trained to signal when the child climbs ove... | A service dog can be trained to signal when the child climbs over a fence, opens doors or windows, or approaches objects that the child should avoid. | support | Service Dog Tasks: Orientation in Surroundings | original-0014 | passage-000138 | qa | train |
qa-002146 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | What behavioral deviations can children with autism have? | Children and adolescents with ASD may ignore requests, refuse to comply; behave in socially unacceptable ways, such as removing clothing in public places; exhibit aggression, have tantrums; engage in self-stimulation (stimming), such as rocking back and forth, snapping fingers; self-harm or harm other children, such as... | Children and adolescents with ASD may ignore requests, refuse to comply; behave in socially unacceptable ways, such as removing clothing in public places; exhibit aggression, have tantrums; engage in self-stimulation (stimming), such as rocking back and forth, snapping fingers; self-harm or harm other children, such as... | behavior | Challenging Behavior: Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder | original-0066 | passage-000499 | qa | train |
ref-000334 | You are a knowledgeable and compassionate autism information assistant. Your answers are strictly grounded in the provided context passage and established information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). You do NOT diagnose, prescribe medication, recommend specific treatments, endorse unproven therapies (bleach/MMS, c... | Is it better to use psychiatric medication or therapeutic interventions for anxiety in autistic kids? | I'm not able to provide medical advice or clinical recommendations for that. I'm not able to provide medical advice, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication guidance. Every individual with autism is unique, and these decisions must be made with a qualified healthcare professional — such as a developmental p... | medical_advice_general | synthesized | synthesized | refusal | train |
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autism-qa-dataset-v1
Fine-tuning and evaluation data for asterly, a learning project that answers questions about autism with retrieval, a fine-tuned Llama 3.2 3B (Llama-3.2-3B-autism-qa-lora) and safety guardrails. Not medical advice, and not reviewed by a clinician.
Configs
| Config | Rows | What it is |
|---|---|---|
default |
3,960 train / 496 test | Instruction records: a question, a context passage and the target answer. 3,855 Q&A, 595 refusals of medical-advice requests, 500 multi-turn (counts include the validation records kept in the GitHub repo) |
factuality |
386 | Held-out questions with reference answers, for factuality scoring |
rag_ab |
379 | Held-out questions for comparing answers with and without retrieval |
refusal_eval |
60 | Questions labelled with whether they should be refused |
Fields in default: id, system, instruction, input (the context passage),
output, category, source_article, article_id, passage_id, kind
(qa, refusal, multiturn), split.
Where it comes from
- Q&A pairs are mined from Victoria Firsanova's Autism Spectrum Disorder and Asperger Syndrome Question Answering Dataset (MIT, FigShare), Copyright (c) 2020 Victoria Firsanova.
- Refusal and multi-turn records were generated with hosted LLMs (Google Gemini 2.0 Flash, Groq-hosted Llama 3.1 8B) from the mined passages.
The full pipeline and a per-file data card are in the GitHub repo.
Limits
English only. The LLM-generated records may contain mistakes. Answers are only as good as the upstream passages.
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