Me not really, mine reflects the slight adaptations one must make in order to survive but beyond that exemplifies that I will be who I am as I have no other way to be. Thus thriving is nigh impossible, surviving becomes more of a struggle than it should be! Peace

I got 130 for the aspie score and 65 for the nt score.

Guess I will have to study harder the next time.

191 out of 200 Aspie
12 out of 200 NT

Thanks for posting the test URL.

I have been trying to take this test for some time. It refuses to load the entire test each time. BAH!

Pops

You won't get an image with links posted here. The site's coding strips out the code.
Text links are all it allows.

Also, if you want more information on what it all means, download the PDF file. You'll get somewhat of a breakdown of the groups of questions that apply to each point.

No, it doesn't get any more detailed than that, but for a free test, This is the best I've seen so far.

I forget who mentioned it first, but I am also interested in what sort of scores an NT would get.

Then again, is there anything out there, any such thing as a test specifically for NT? Hmm... now THAT is an interesting question.

That IS a good question. I tend not to be able to keep nts around me lol. I have a hard enough time getting them to go ride bikes with me, let alone, do an online psychological test LOL

:)

http://glennrowe.net/BaronCohen/AutismSpectrumQuotient/AutismSpectrumQuotient.aspx

Try this test, link above. This is free! This is the Simon Baron-Cohen Test which is widely accepted. I took this test at my shrinks and months later I found it online, too.

I did a 37 on that one. So the percentage range I scored is about the same, I suppose. I dunno. I like the test in the original post better because it left an "i don't know" option for those questions i didn't have an answer to or couldn't understand.

I think those are some of the same questions as well in all of those personality tests that I took in human relations in college, which I barely passed, btw, and continuously got into arguments with my prof., to the point she almost kicked me out of class LOL

I took the test on behalf of my 14 year old cousin, whom I have been raising since he was a baby. He was not giving truthful answers (although he had no idea I was doing this quiz).

He is very aware that he has differences, and does not like to acknowledge them. He is resentful of the Aspie diagnosis given by 3 different doctors.

So, I took the quiz for him, and although I left some of the questions unsure, I answered honestly on his behalf.

He scored 165/200.

I got 42 on the Barren Cohen but I always smidge a lil! :p

Told too many times I was WRONG! :p

I will always be a squiggle in the sand!

Concerning the smidging lol. I always fear that when I am taking tests where the multiple choices only include always (which is never the case) slightly agree (which is somewhat less of an always, but doesn't seem to be quite enough) slightly disagree and disagree. I can definitely say never, but I have a BIG problem with always, and most of the time, tend to air on the side of caution on these things. That's why I wish they could just do a brain scan. If enough destruction of "grey matter" has occurred in my brain (per that article sentient mentioned in my neurologist post) they should be able to see it. A picture. simple, concise, generally irrefutable.

I am really looking forward to doing that new test when i have time.

My first test made me more aware some of my characteristics are called AS. I agree with that. And I agree with how certain people here score higher than me on the AS and less on the NT. I do feel now that I'm a half and half. That may explain why I understand my son so well and can stand on the border between NT and AS lands - because I belong on the border.

Very interesting and I'm cool with it.

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