Aspie Quiz version 5

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What % of time covers 'yes/often'?

Your score: 120 of 200
90% probability of being atypical (autistic/neurodiverse)

The first real version 5 is now up. It has 109 standard questions and 4 controls. This is eight less than in version 4. There still are a few experimental questions, but I'll clean it up as they have been tested, and possibly add some of them.

Aspie Quiz
Your score: 123 of 200
93% probability of being atypical (autistic/neurodiverse)

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Your score: 157 of 200
100% probability of being atypical (autistic/neurodiverse)

I can't figure out how to put the picture of the chart on here

When I took the quiz, it gave me a high probability of being neurotypical, but not all of my traits were mentioned. And I didn't answer all the questions, feeling uncomfortable with some of them.

Although I have a number of neurodivergent traits, I don't think I'd be diagnosed as I'm neurotypical in the ways that seem to be primary indicators. I don't have to keep to a strict routine. I'm quite flexible and adaptable and not too bothered by change. I'm nomadic, having moved more than 100 times in my life, around 12 different countries, including some with really diverse cultures. I am not super orderly and don't have to have everything arranged in a specific way. Although I am quite shy in certain circumstances, I can easily start chatting with anyone, stranger or not. And I love hugs.

But I am highly sensitive to noise, and have misophonia to certain noises. I am extremely sensitive to certain smells; e.g. tobacco smoke makes me crazy. Some fabrics, especially most synthetics, make my skin crawl. I am somewhat face-blind, and often don't recognize acquaintances, even if they are people I've seen often, especially if I see them in a different context than usual. Body temperature regulation is extremely poor. And sometimes if I'm not focused on anything, I'll often look for 5s in visual patterns or objects, like the number of surfaces or the number of posts/spaces between posts. I often rock when I'm meditating, and occasionally when I'm not. I do have some social anxiety in spite of being able to start up casual conversations. I have a much greater need for silence and solitude than most people, so I am alone most of the time. Even as a small child, I felt that the culture I grew up in was really weird. It never felt normal to me, which seems pretty bizarre.

Your score: 100 of 200
50% probability of being atypical (autistic/neurodiverse)

(I'm officially diagnosed with autism level 1 and ADHD, inattentive type.)

I tried to do it in English but I gave up because I don't think the language is precise enough, and I've already answered a lot with (?) because I didn't know what to answer in my native language.
I only have a diagnosis of autism and dyspraxia (and depression too, but they don't mention depression in the Aspie Quizz report).

Did you watch the detailled report? It is quite interesting about your struggles and your particularities.

Because of my rather low neurotypical talents, I wonder if I would have yet another comorbidity than dyspraxia (they didn't mention depression and dyspraxia in the report but only dyslexia, dyscalculia and ADD/ADHD for this item).
My neuroatypical highs talents could indicate OCD (but I was told I didn't have that).

According to them, my dyspraxia can be seen in my low neurotypical perception.
My neuroatypical perception is a little above average, but frankly nothing special: an high score in this item could mean that we could have unusual perceptions.

I have very low neurotypical communication and they say this can be explained by ASD.
They said a high neuroatypical communication would indicate unusual communication. My neuroatypical communication is a little above average but nothing special which confirms the fact that I can mask (I am a woman so I mask better than many men).

In conclusion, the combination of my traits distances me more from those of a neurotypical person than it brings me closer to those of a neuroatypical person.

Neuroatypical traits: 136/200.
Neurotypical traits: 69/200.

I don't think this version 5 is reliable at all. For example, there's a REPEAT, word for word: #135 and #151: "Do you find it hard to be emotionally close to other people?"

It said I have a 77% chance of being an NT - even though I have a clinical diagnosis of ASD.

Below are some of the questions that just aren't fair or easy to answer.

Do you dislike it when people drop by to visit you uninvited?
How would I know if I’ve never had friends in adulthood? The only people who drop by are service people like plumbers, carpet cleaners, washing machine repair, etc.

Would you discuss relationship issues with your best friends?
How would I know when I’ve never had best friends and never any serious relationships?

Are you asexual?
Define this. I’ve seen different definitions.

Do you get a pleasurable tingling sensation in the head, scalp or back of the body in response to certain sounds?
Does listening to particular sections of classical music count?

Do you get overwhelmed by things your body senses?
Too broad; not sure what this means.

Do you stay away from situations where people might express affection for you?
Does this mean romantic affection? Or Aunt Virginia or Uncle Wade? Or Gramps or Nana? Or some distant cousin who’s creepy?

Do you prefer to only meet people you know, one-on-one, or in small, familiar groups?
This isn’t clear; poorly worded.

Are you more sexually attracted to strangers than to people you know well?
Have no idea.

Are you passionate about a few topics at any one time in your life?
Aren’t most NTs this way? AS WELL AS Autistics.

Do you have difficulty accepting criticism, correction, and direction?
This was #120, nearly identical to #67

Do you dislike being hugged when you haven’t asked for it?
By whom? Coworkers? Neighbors? Acquaintances? Family members?