Just to add to Trainspotter's comment, Baron Cohen's original data suggested that only 2% of people without an ASC would score over 32 (and only 1% of women). So he actually did think your score indicated how likely you were to have autism. However, researchers are always out to prove their own theories, so there is that too!
Just to add to Trainspotter's comment, Baron Cohen's original data suggested that only 2% of people without an ASC would score over 32 (and only 1% of women). So he actually did think your score indicated how likely you were to have autism. However, researchers are always out to prove their own theories, so there is that too!
