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Monotropism Questionnaire

Ausomely Autistic

Hello fellow autistic people!

I have just found this brilliant monotropism questionnaire created by Fergus Murray (autistic monotropism expert). It is so much more relatable and meaningful than any other questionnaire related to autistic experience. I have completed it and I scored very highly- 197/235 meaning I am more monotropic than 55% of autistic people and 96% of allistic people. This is a test of how monotropic you are and is part of a wider project about monotropism and autistic people. It is not a questionnaire to identify whether you are autistic or not.

Questionnaire:

Two websites:

https://osf.io/4wru2

https://dlcincluded.github.io/MQ/

More information about the questionnaire:

https://monotropism.org/2023/mq/

I hope you find this interesting! How did you score on the Monotropism Questionnaire?

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  • Thank yo ufro sharing. Very interesting! Her is my score

    " Monotropism Score: 214 / 235

    Average: 4.55

    This score means that you are more Monotropic than about 88% of autistic people and about 100% of allistic people."

    I think that last phrase has a typo but it's a quote so. there's that.

    I am a bit surprised but asked a friend and they were not.

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  • Thank yo ufro sharing. Very interesting! Her is my score

    " Monotropism Score: 214 / 235

    Average: 4.55

    This score means that you are more Monotropic than about 88% of autistic people and about 100% of allistic people."

    I think that last phrase has a typo but it's a quote so. there's that.

    I am a bit surprised but asked a friend and they were not.

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