Poll: autism/IQ/Personality

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First of all, I know that the poll is far for being complete, I just need some preliminary result to see if the trend is actually enough explicit to lead to a real study into the subject.
I agree with considering a unique autistic spectrum
I agree that IQ test don't measure intelligence
I agree that MBTI personality is not a "complete science"
Said that looking at intercorrelation can still lead to some insight in the autism trait mechanics and if the results are significant one can try further and more specific studies.

For poll porpoise:

Autism scale:

low-mid functioning: kanner's autism with a lot of problem in comunication and social area
High functioning - Classical Asperger: clinical problem in comunication and social area
Subclinical or Normal Variant: both for late talker and early talker, if you work, study and conduct an autonomous life. For anyone with Spectrum trait (or a you had a Spectrum DX in young age) but now you are only considered "very weird", basically you don't have clinical impairment.


Personality:

do the test here: http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp

I'm using Jung Typology Test (Your type formula according to Carl Jung and Isabel Myers-Briggs typology)

IQ:

For IQ range just put in any standard test you have done, if you want to do the test you prefer (just don't do Facebook test, please) and pay attention to the standard deviation:
for usual IQ test (15-16 IQ points = 1 standard deviation) the range is:

Gifted (130+)
Above average (115-130)
Average (85-115)
Below average (IQ<85)

Thanks for your collaboration

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Keep the reply in the format:

INTP/Above Average/Subclinical
ISFJ/ Below Average/Asperger
etc....

If for any reason you don't want to reply in public you can still send me a private message (also if you want to reply for sibling, etc..) I'll keep all the data confidential, I only need them for statistical purpose.

I'll keep an updated statistic on this page.

Thanks for your collaboration.

INTP/Gifted/Asperger

I am ISTP, although it is weird they said that I am very expressed introvert, slightly expressed sensing and thinking, and moderately expressed perceiving. So why is perceiving at the end?

Anyway my IQ is 126 so it is "above average".

My diagnosis is Asperger's.

ISTJ/Above average/PDD-NOS

ISTJ / Gifted / Aspergers?

N.B. Diagnosed by a counselor with considerable experience of Aspergers

ISTJ/Gifted/Asperger's

INTP-122iq(offical iq diagnosis from summer 2006)-aspergers

INTJ/ISTJ (11N - 9S) -Gifted (barely) -Aspergers/Dyspraxia/dyscalcula or NVLD, seeing neuropsych on wed about non verbal learning disorder.

I am on the INTJ forum also I recognized your avatar.

ISTP/Gifted/Aspergers

ISTP/Probably gifted/Aspergers

never made an IQ test, though it will probably be above average/gifted (if you give me the right type, I suck at language test, But I excel in logic).
I was DX-ed at age 6, but I live in a group of students and study at an University.

INTJ/Gifted/Aspergers

INTP/Average/Asperger's

"Perceiving" is a single word used as a header to the real explaination, don't put too much weight on it. Being P is as much about the difference between planning (J) and reacting (P) as perceiving.

My responce -

ISTP/Gifted/Asperger

INTJ/gifted/aspergers

INTJ, Gifted & Learning Disabled with full scale IQ just below your threshold for gifted (one sub test is barely over Intellectually Challenged on the low end, and two sub tests are one point from unmeasurable on the high end), Asperger's.

A little more info than you asked for on full scale IQ, but the final number is just so inaccurate for describing the positive and negative balance of abilities.

INFJ/Gifted/HFA

Like the previous poster there is a wide scatter in my IQ test, just above dunce in arithmetical and spatial areas, 160 in memory and linguistics. It averages out around 130... my highest score was way over 130, but I think that score may have been wrong.

Also, like the previous poster, I have some other learning issues... dyspraxia and dyscalculia, as well as social anxiety and depression.