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Senseario : An interactive application for improving emotional awareness in high-functioning autistics

Common sense is knowledge that we tend to take for granted. However, there are individuals for whom this general knowledge is incomprehensible. Autistic individuals for example, generally lack emotional and social common sense; they have difficulties recognizing suitable responses in emotional situations, as well as the emotions of other individuals. In this paper, we describe an interactive software application for improving emotional awareness in these scenarios. Based on natural language commonsense knowledge, as stored in Open Mind Commonsense (OMCS), our application guides the users through everyday situations, and encourages them to reflect upon their emotions and behavior in order to improve their affect awareness and social skills.