Monotropism Quiz

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185/235

3.94

Oh right.

Well done for scoring less than most autistics I guess?

Monotropism Score: 186 / 235

Your Average: 4.04

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 38% of autistic people and about 93% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

Yeah there does seem to be quite a big difference now I'm looking at it

Monotropism Score: 190 / 235
Your Average: 4.04

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 38% of autistic people and about 93% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

I have a love / hate relationship with routines. I enjoy the certainty and security, but I also hate the predictability. So I often go through times where I'll follow a strict schedule, then I'll get bored and go off the rails. Then I'll make a new routine which I'll end up ditching.

Ahh, someone who scores less than me in this quiz (along with babybird).

*wipes sweat off brow*

Monotropism Score: 193 / 235
Your Average: 4.11

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 46% of autistic people and about 95% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

congrats.

Pretty sure thats the highest yet.

Monotropism Score: 167 / 235

Average: 3.55

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 5% of autistic people and about 74% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

For what it's worth:
Izzy got 231
Mountain Goat got 217
r@y got 210
I got 206

There's a few more between 193 and 199.

I'm like this too. It's like being highly monotropic, but with a few leaks.

I only caught it because I knew I had scored over 200.
Being an egomaniac is occasionally useful.

Monotropism Score: 185 / 235

Your Average: 3.94

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 28% of autistic people and about 91% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

Monotropism Score: 187 / 235
Your Average: 3.98
This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 32% of autistic people and about 92% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

It figures. My ASD isn't as severe as can be, but it's definitely there.

I was pleasantly surprised that the reductionist nature of the questionnaire didn't give me a clearly inaccurate result. Maybe it helped that they allowed 5 levels of gradation rather than 3 or 2 like some test designers think is enough. I was able to answer most of the questions with a fair degree of confidence in the accuracy of my responses, but I still kept wanting to tick between the boxes. I'd have felt better if they'd said what the "n/a" (not applicable) box was for - I don't see how it could be that many of those questions could be not applicable to anybody.

Roll on the day when they use AI to efficiently make sense of the essay-style answers that I always feel are important to reflect the nature of a real human being.