How people with AsPD score on the Autism Spectrum?

seabreezeblue wrote:If anyone feels like trying it out.. this test is pretty decent at indicating whether someone is on the spectrum or not (when taken alongside the AQ and other tests.. history..etc).

Be interesting to see what everyone ends up with.

http://www.rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php

"You have answered inconsistently on too many control-questions"

Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 52 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 166 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical

PuddyTat and Essentials - I understand what you're saying. I guess it is better to ask as oppose to let things stand as they are. Otherwise how would we even pick the bullsh!t from the honest statements?

It is just too easy to lie online, so if you write long responses to people, i would recommend remembering who you're talking to is all. If that even changes anything.

CreamFreak wrote:PuddyTat and Essentials - I understand what you're saying. I guess it is better to ask as oppose to let things stand as they are. Otherwise how would we even pick the bullsh!t from the honest statements?

It is just too easy to lie online, so if you write long responses to people, i would recommend remembering who you're talking to is all. If that even changes anything.

In my opinion my main purpose here is not to assess the honesty of people. The reason why I am probing into topics and present my reasoning around things is not directed towards such an ultimate interest /objective. at all.

You seem to assume this along with many others here. I am probing into topics because I learn from the discussions as such. Whether or not people lie about themselves is not relevant. It is their thoughts , reflections and ways of reasoning about things that produce knowledge and understanding .

I have tried to explain this so many times in different ways but people do not seem to understand what I mean. It frustrates me. It seems as if people are determined that all communication here is based on foundations of hidden agendas and ambitions to make up false identities etc .

I suspect that part of the reason to this inability (?) disinterest (?) to be open about alternative world views is because this behaviour is a normality for you in everyday life.

I might be wrong assuming this, who knows. I can only speculate .

Perhaps you will be able to acknowledge that there are different approaches to life and be open for this fact. How can you learn to see the world if you do not acknowledge that people are not driven by the same interests and attitudes, that their world look different than yours.

If you are fixated with this belief you make life more difficult for yourself when it comes to learning from it - at least in my opinion. This doesn’t even require an ability to empathise.

Assumptions can be seen as spring-boards for learning. If one is open for the idea that they are mere assumptions and not objective facts about reality. The way you speak and what you say convey much about your assumptions. You are entitled to hold them and stick to them.

But I would very much appreciate if you do not push me into your pre-conceived box of general human behaviour .

Listen, i won't say it again - i get it.

This place is just different than most other forums. I'll let you figure it out.

I took this test twice and both times got pretty high neurodiverse result (first time above 100), which came as a surprise to me.
I definitely don't fit the criteria for autism , could the high result on this test be indicator of something else?

^now i did it because i got curious when you said this.what a long ass boring test.

Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 50 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 156 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical

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http://www.rdos.net/eng/poly10a.php?p1=23&p2=29&p3=28&p4=0&p5=6&p6=3&p7=39&p8=44&p9=22&p10=44

julllia wrote:^now i did it because i got curious when you said this.what a long ass boring test.

Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 50 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 156 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical

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http://www.rdos.net/eng/poly10a.php?p1=23&p2=29&p3=28&p4=0&p5=6&p6=3&p7=39&p8=44&p9=22&p10=44

My score was twice as higher for neurodiverse (around 110 the first time, and 96 the second) and much lower for neurotypical, than yours. I''m pretty confused.
Your results seem similar to Six's, though.

i get tempted to a lot to these tests to answer "artistically/strange" when i know they mean something else. the most confusing tests ,for real, are for personalities disorders though.
i am curious too what did you put lol.

Might help with some confusion:

Autism is a communication disorder, and nothing else, and those other things are irreverent whether one is looking at license plates, details, etc. Those extraneous things mean nothing about the disorder.

If you cannot read body language that is one significant trait.

If you take things literally without seeing the context, that is a trait.

If you have a tendency to think everyone sees something the same way you do, that is a core trait, and that being the dreaded "theory of mind" impairment.

Having narrow interests is common, but so do many people who are creatures of habit.

The author of the test is trying to make it all look like a spectrum of human traits that is evolutionary and advantageous. I've seen the debate about this some years ago. And he's an Aspie, btw, pushing neurodiversity.

If you can communicate trouble free it means you are completely un-autistic.

The benefit of taking the test may lead you to a professional diagnosis with higher scores.

I think mine was somewhere in the 20s Too looooong to try it again.