Many people have talked about not getting a diagnosis when they have the symptoms (false negative), but there are some who had gotten mis-diagnosed as having it when they did not (false positive). It's an interesting perspective and experience. Being labeled as having Aspergers when one doesn't have it can lead to some self-limitations and feeling out of place. A false positive is just as unfortunate as a false negative.
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/01/opinion/i-had-asperger-syndrome-briefly.html
