The "Aspie quiz" that shows typical & atypical traits

Recently Kefka posted his results of what I know as "The Aspie quiz" and Uhane requested a link to it, so I have copied the link below (hope it works)

https://embrace-autism.com/aspie-quiz/

This test results in a 10 sided chart, showing how strong your atypical (autistic) and typical (neurotypical) traits are, which I find really interesting. For an example, here is my result:

This matches my my attention to detail, pattern recognition and special interests (high atypical talent) and my need for predictability and my hypersensitivity (high atypical perception). I have what is maybe an unusual communication score for someone on the spectrum, however this is an ability to interpret and display typical non verbal communication - not as I originally thought, being ok at conversation. (Verbal communication is in the talent section of the typical side of the graph)

I have a question about this test - does anyone know if it is used anywhere for formal diagnosis?

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  • I didn't copy the link to my chart, but there is apparently a 77% chance that I am typical (i.e. neurotypical), which I am most definitely not! I did have a very even spread of results on both sides of the chart with most traits being between 2 and 4. I am late diagnosed (at age 50, now 52 years old), so I wonder if these results reflect that factor and/or my ability to mask (although I don't bother masking very much any more). I did have quite a few "Don't know" answers and most of my other answers were "1s" (i.e. a little). Any thoughts? 

  • Don't sweat the small stuff!  This is one niche test.  Do more of these things online, and see what the aggregate picture of "you" looks like.

    One online test does.not an aspie make......or something like that!

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  • Don't sweat the small stuff!  This is one niche test.  Do more of these things online, and see what the aggregate picture of "you" looks like.

    One online test does.not an aspie make......or something like that!

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