- be liked;
- be respected;
- feel like they are important to their friends and family;
- spend at least dome time being social for its own sake;
- be kept in loop about what their close friends and family are up to;
- feel like the things they have to say are interesting or entertaining;
- feel appreciated and acknowledged for the things they do for others;
- feel like their thoughts, emotions and actions are healthy, reasonable and normal;
- feel understood and supported when they are going through a tough time;
- be given the benefit of the doubt when they screw up;
- not be embarrassed or have their flaws or failures thrown in their face;
- feel accomplished.
Reference:
The social skills guidebook, by Chris MacLeod, M S W