alana wrote:
I am also wondering if females tend to have higher NT scores on this than males.
No. Diagnosed females tend to have about 10 points higher Aspie score and 10 points lower NT score. The average scores per gender for all participants are Aspie score 94, NT score 109 for males and Aspie score 103, NT score 103 for females. However, there is also a trend that draws many more young males to the test, which gives this bias, which probably is based on autism-stereotypes. To sum it up, I think Aspie-quiz is largely gender-neutral. All the analyses done support the notion that Aspie-quiz is gender and age neutral.
Part of the reason for this also has to do with the fact that both inspiration and actual question assembly was initially done by a female Aspie drawing on female sources. It was initially probably even female-biased, but as a male (myself) has added questions, it has gotten its current gender-neutral status.