What is your Aspie Quiz score

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Aspie: 43/200
NT: 60/200
You are very likely an aspie

Looks exciting, I'll try.

(A few minutes later):
Your Aspie score: 174 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 22 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

Can't post images just yet because I only joined yesterday, but my polygon was very much to the right. I'm not sure how to interpret it, though.

Your Aspie score: 163 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 48 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

I was diagnosed with autism when I was younger...

Your Aspie score: 181 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 15 of 200

might have missed it, but what results have neurotypical people been getting? just curious how they compare.

That makes no sense.

Your NT number is much higher, yet it says "aspie"?

Maybe it was really 143 or because of the lack of NT points.

I've wondereed the same. I'm assuming it'd be a mirror image of some of the ones we've seen of people with high Aspie scores.

We should probably go thru the whole thread and see if anyone said to be NT included their graphic.

Reading thru 43 pages, tho'...

I had 4 NT members of my family run the RDOS test as "calibration" and the results stacked up very well - all charts were way out to the left (NT) side and interestingly, the charts of the two people I get on with especially well (nephew 1 and sister 2, below) weren't quite so jammed hard against the left-hand side.

Nephew 1:
Aspie 58/200
NT 165/200

Nephew 2:
Aspie 26/200
NT 176/200

Sister 1:
Aspie 26/200
NT 175/200

Sister 2:
Aspie 51/200
NT 151/200

Your Aspie score: 145 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 61 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

AS: 122
NT: 90
Both aspie and nt traits

Why can´t I post the diagram? I have tried some times and this time the computer just shut off in the middle of it. Hrmpfff!

Your Aspie score: 171 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 50 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

I should try to post mine. It's very, VERY strange, and doesn't look like much else I've seen here.

EDIT:



Did it! (Why does this look familiar here, tho'? Did I post this before?!?)

EDIT 2:
Duh. It's on the previous page of this thread.
Tell me, someone...
Does this look REALLY strange, or not?

Yes, you have posted it before, - some pages ago.
You´re a "half-pint" Take the test once a month for 3-4 months. The results might differ a bit and it takes a while to understand some of the questions. They can be interpreted differently. You can try some of the other tests mentioned to shed some light on your NT functions and the more autistic ones.
You seem, from this, NT in your communication, a bit more to the aspie side in social matters, and quite a bit compulsive.
Take the test once more and read the pdf before you close the page. There you can read a thorough explanation on how the scores are set up..

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Why can´t I post it? I can´t even copy paste it from pictures or documents.

Your Aspie score: 128 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 93 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

Generally I think, that there is a problem with this quiz.
It is very difficult to know, what is meant. If the question is: "Have people commented on your facial expression?", I am inclined to say "yes" because people did in my childhood and younger years. They do not now. Should I say No?
To the question, "Are you naturally good at returning courtesies and gestures"? I answered "no", because I am ok at it, but not naturally good. I learned through awareness and self traning in my grown years.
When asked in past I take all into account. When asked in present, I only think of now.

What is really the proper way to answer truthfully to these kinds of questions?

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I found a post by Alex here from a good while back, andy he posted his graphic.

It was sort of a mirror image of the ones we've seen that strongly point to Asperger's.

I don't recall if he said how it classed him in words, but his comments were that he felt it clashed with his long-standing diagnosis, and seemed to question the value of the test.

His comments and those of others troubled me a little and made me wonder how accurate or useful the test is.

I heard from someone, who is doing assessments, that the scores aren´t that important.