[flyingduck]

hey everyone,

just curious, how much autism is in you?

https://www.idrlabs.com/autism-asperger/test.php

cheers!

[Syndicate]

I thought it was going to be a little bit worse than this. But I am also watching a show on the side as well.

"Your autistic/Asperger traits are low (37.47%).

You have significant autistic/Asperger traits according to the RAADS diagnostic criteria."

[flyingduck]

I thought it was going to be a little bit worse than this. But I am also watching a show on the side as well.

"Your autistic/Asperger traits are low (37.47%).

You have significant autistic/Asperger traits according to the RAADS diagnostic criteria."

i just realised i should've screenshotted mine aswell x)

try it sometime again, when you're focused for a few minutes. would be definitely interesting to see how much that changes results.
i usually take online tests not 100% serious but those tests are said to be good to find indicators.

[Maskin]

Low 39,5%

I guess I’m a little autistic. I don’t think I am but I wouldn’t be surprised if I was 😂

[an4l 1st]

Your autistic/Asperger traits are very low (9.65%).

You do not have significant autistic/Asperger traits according to the RAADS diagnostic criteria.

[Jamika]

I feel that i have some syndroms, but i knownalot because my son is autistic indeed

[Chroon]

I got an actual autistic person to take this test who got 9%

[Amnesiac]

I’m diagnosed autistic but got just 28.3% on this test

[Hackers]

I got an actual autistic person to take this test who got 9%

It's totally possible your friend answered in a way that reflects how they feel, and not how they actually are.




I don't know how accurate this is, but it does feel pretty close to the truth. Some of the questions (and this goes for all tests I take) were answered differently because they were blanket statements. For example, there are questions about knowing something about a social setting. This is a tough one because knowing about something and doing something about it are two different things. For example, I may know 100% that I am talking too much, so I would score low on the autism spectrum test... but that doesn't mean I will actually stop talking. That said, knowing something and being aware of something is more to do with the brain, whereas behavior can be learned and practiced. For example someone with low functioning autism can show better behavior than someone who is considered high functioning.

Anyways, I do not act or feel the same in every scenario. Something I'd like these types of tests to do better with is context - where are we? at work? at home? at school? Who are we with? Family? Alone? Friends? These types of things can change an answer from fully disagree to completely agree.

[flyingduck]

It's totally possible your friend answered in a way that reflects how they feel, and not how they actually are.




I don't know how accurate this is, but it does feel pretty close to the truth. Some of the questions (and this goes for all tests I take) were answered differently because they were blanket statements. For example, there are questions about knowing something about a social setting. This is a tough one because knowing about something and doing something about it are two different things. For example, I may know 100% that I am talking too much, so I would score low on the autism spectrum test... but that doesn't mean I will actually stop talking. That said, knowing something and being aware of something is more to do with the brain, whereas behavior can be learned and practiced. For example someone with low functioning autism can show better behavior than someone who is considered high functioning.

Anyways, I do not act or feel the same in every scenario. Something I'd like these types of tests to do better with is context - where are we? at work? at home? at school? Who are we with? Family? Alone? Friends? These types of things can change an answer from fully disagree to completely agree.

very relatable. those tests are just a indicator. the real ones take at least 2-3 hours with a psychologist.

however some questions are asked differently, that answers the setting and unsure part.

generally speaking, the best advice on those tests is to use the first thought that came to mind when you read the question. those are usually the most accurate answers you can give ;)

[Pr0m3th3us]

Well I’m boned

[flyingduck]

Well I’m boned

welcome to the club 😛

[Pr0m3th3us]

welcome to the club 😛

I literally have the highest percentage 😂🤣

Also: 😭😭😭

[Purgatory]

hey everyone,

just curious, how much autism is in you?

https://www.idrlabs.com/autism-asperger/test.php

cheers!

Welp. 53.04% Autistic. lmao, I was diagnosed with Aspergers a year ago.

[F4tDoinkz]

I don't wanna take this and find out how retarded I really am.