My self-diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome

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15 Jul 2010, 4:35 pm

AQ: 37/50
EQ: 6/80
FQ32/135
SQ Revised: 63/150



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15 Jul 2010, 8:55 pm

AQ 45/50
EQ 18/80
FQ 48/135
SQ 68/80 (yeah...I really do get curious about why everything is....even weird-a$$ things :roll: )

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15 Jul 2010, 10:47 pm

this is the assessment page I used when I first began researching asperger's syndrome. wasn't aware the created posted here! someone has bumped the thread, causing me to become aware of this

i have to say thanks! i found the resources very useful as a starting point.


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16 Jul 2010, 10:11 am

AQ: 40/50 < now that was higher than I expected
EQ: 9/80
FQ: 38/135
SQ: 52/80

I have been home for two weeks on annual leave and spending most of the time alone with the computer. Perhaps I am feeling a bit more isolated and not needing or wanting people as a result - and scored a little higher than usual on the AQ Test.



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16 Jul 2010, 12:40 pm

I'm also a self-diagnosed AS, but I am going to my doctor soon about this to get a proper diagnosis. Until then, this was an interesting test!

(AQ) is 40 out of 50
(EQ) is 17 out of 80
(FQ) is 39 out of 135
(SQ) is 30 out of 40

Not sure what all this means. Any help?


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28 Dec 2010, 7:37 pm

I have not been diagnosed but have a 5 year old who was diagnosed with Autism a few years ago and have been questioning myself.

I scored the following:
AQ: 42/50
EQ: 12/100
FQ: 30/135
SQ: 68/150

FQ isn't even on the scale of the.
As I have not been diagnosed, I found that there were quite a few questions I would have answered differently a few years ago, but have changed due to consistently being made to do it a different way eg ticking off receipts on bank statement. I used to do it but my husband now CONTROLS the money now IYKWIM.



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07 Jan 2011, 9:59 pm

This is me :D

AQ 38/50
EQ 12/80
FQ 25/135
SQ 66/80

Does anyone know why the SQ has a revised version?



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07 Jan 2011, 11:09 pm

Thanks for posting this. Here are my scores:

AQ 41 out of 50
EQ 26 out of 80
FQ 54 out of 135
SQ 47 out of 80

Seems I fit the Asperger's Profile, with most scores within/closer to the normal male range - no wonder I don't get along with men better than women...lol!!


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Language: 15.0 • Social Relatedness: 81.0 • Sensory/Motor: 52.0 • Circumscribed Interests: 40.0

Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 165 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200
You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)


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08 Jan 2011, 4:47 am

AQ: 37 (Aspie)
EQ: 23 (Aspie)
FQ: 60 (Aspie)
SQ: 46 (Aspie)

Well, that's no surprise.



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08 Jan 2011, 10:54 am

Here are my scores -

SQ: 58/80 (borderline of AS is 52, so what does it mean if I scored higher? The NT scores for female is max. 34 and male max. 42)
AQ: 41/50 (last time I did it on wired)
EQ: 12/80 (aspie)
FQ: 31/135 (I scored below AS score? What does it mean?)


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08 Jan 2011, 5:30 pm

Mine:

AQ 46/50
EQ 8/80
FQ 6/135
SQ 62/80

Do I win a coconut?


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08 Jan 2011, 5:57 pm

ndanger wrote:
After all, on the web unless you take steps to prevent it, anyone can use anything you publish. It called 'copyleft' as opposed to 'copyright'.
Not so. Copyright is automatically owned by the creator or author of an original work, unless specifically reassigned otherwise (although there are certain limitations and exceptions, such as "fair use"), and the copyright owner retains control of how the work can be used/sold/copied etc. By definition, a copyrighted work can't therefore include a right to freely copy or distribute it, and it makes no difference where the work was originally published. (Web, book, recording etc.)
I think it varies a little between countries, but a work is copyrighted whether or not it has the magic "(C)" talisman on it, too.

And then there's Copyleft (among similar schemes) - which does offer the right to freely distribute copies and modified versions of a work provided that the same rights are preserved in modified versions of the work.

But I would guess that simply duplicating some tests which retain an attribution shouldn't cause a fuss and in the USA at least, I'd say such usage would be covered by "fair use".
Than again; I Am Not A Lawyer. (and quite happy about that too, BTW :lol: )


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04 Jul 2011, 9:03 pm

AQ 26/50 (Edge of normal)
EQ 36/80 (Normal)
FQ 26/135 (Below aspergers?)
SQ 36/80 (Aspergers)

Still not exactly sure if I have aspergers. The test just confirmed what I already know. If I do have it, its minor. I know that I can relate to many people with aspergers, so I think I'll stay on the forum lol
Getting a proper diagnosis wouldn't change my life anyway. People know Im strange, and I wouldn't tell anyone anyway.
I got tested for ADD during Freshman year at High School. I swear its the "default" condition to check for. "Somethings wrong.....CHECK FOR ADD!!" lol Turns out I didn't have it, but they wanted to do more tests. The problem was I only agreed to take the test because I didn't know you had to go to the Special Education department to get tested..... I didn't consent to anymore tests after that..... = /



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05 Jul 2011, 10:46 am

AQ = 45/50
EQ = 12/80
FQ = 26/135
SQ = 56/80