Hi Katebee,
Given a scientific bent, she could take on a study of personal social outcomes. If A happens and I do B what happens. What if I do C instead? And of course in social scenarios, there are multiple outcomes and typical behaviors will often favor only one outcome.
She may be able to build a robust skillset from that and at the least tune up her awareness.
I've manually done social mapping like this before, but my goal was punishment, using rudimentary behavioral profiles to deform the social fabric through specific lies provided to the appropriate people.
I was specifically trying to achieve a bad outcome for someone as a form of punishment (this was when I was in high school), so it can be used in reverse.
And yes, I felt guilty so I never did it again.
