Aspie Quiz version 5

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Where did you say anything using the figure "two out of 14"?
At one point you said "one out of 14".

This is what you said:
One diagnosed person out of 14 that scores as highly neurotypical is not an anomaly. Another person also scores as more neurotypical than atypical, but this is not a problem either. That's 14% not getting their diagnosis confirmed, which is normal.
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In the first sentence you said one/14 diagnosed persons get a result counter to their diagnosis. In the second sentence you..wrote nonsense that conveys nothing at all. But I think that you meant to say something like "the opposite also happens and that some NTs get an autistic score", but you were in hurry and left some word out of the sentence. And you didnt give a number for this anomaly.

So...what you said was one/14 autistics score as non-autistic. But you may have meant that "one in fourteen of both autistics AND NTs get the opposite result of what they are told they are...or thought that they are". But if so then the magic number is still "one in 14" or "seven percent". You have a seven percent chance of getting told you're the opposite thing that you thought you were regardless of which thing you are.