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06 Apr 2015, 3:53 pm
I got 151/200 on aspie score and 58/200 on NT
06 Apr 2015, 3:55 pm
06 Apr 2015, 3:56 pm
06 Apr 2015, 4:00 pm
06 Apr 2015, 4:03 pm
This quiz is not a diagnostic tool. It doesn't measure objective severity and it's not endorsed by any formal diagnostic procedures.
High verses low function is often done off IQ although some people argue that it describes severity of multifaceted difficulties.
For example, there is no mention of rigidity in your diagram.
These are the severity ratings from the DSM 5. Unfortuantely with only 6 categories for the whole ASD spectrum it doesn't differentiate too much where the old AS diagnosis would have been.
The DSM does say that the current presentation of symptoms "might fall below level". This is to account for historical symptoms. 
Last edited by ConceptuallyCurious on 06 Apr 2015, 4:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.
06 Apr 2015, 4:13 pm
ConceptuallyCurious wrote:
This quiz is not a diagnostic tool. It doesn't measure objective severity and it's not endorsed by any formal diagnostic procedures.
High verses low function is often done off IQ although some people argue that it describes severity of multifaceted difficulties.
For example, there is no mention of rigidity in your diagram.
This is the current ASD severity rating. It is possible to be below level 1 and still have ASD. I am not sure about the specifics of how this work but it is in the full text. Possibly for those who met criteria by history and don't now.
This is the severity ratings from the DSM 5. Unfortuantely with only 6 categories for the whole ASD spectrum it doesn't differentiate too much where the old AS diagnosis would have been.
Alright, I guess from the DSM V papers level 1 kindof sounds like me
High verses low function is often done off IQ although some people argue that it describes severity of multifaceted difficulties.
For example, there is no mention of rigidity in your diagram.
This is the current ASD severity rating. It is possible to be below level 1 and still have ASD. I am not sure about the specifics of how this work but it is in the full text. Possibly for those who met criteria by history and don't now.
This is the severity ratings from the DSM 5. Unfortuantely with only 6 categories for the whole ASD spectrum it doesn't differentiate too much where the old AS diagnosis would have been.
06 Apr 2015, 4:17 pm
06 Apr 2015, 4:35 pm
06 Apr 2015, 4:37 pm
I got it now please stop bumping 
06 Apr 2015, 4:54 pm
DailyPoutine1 wrote:
I got it now please stop bumping
perhaps you shouldn't be trying to self-diagnose
