MathGirl wrote:
Individualist: You feel that people are autonomous and must be free to act and think in ways that they prefer, rather than submit to the demands of the group. You believe that each person is unique and all people are encouraged to strive to achieve outcomes and goals that will personally benefit them. You also believe that people have stable personality traits that influence their behaviour, as opposed to their environment.
Collectivist: You feel that each person is inseparably connected to their group or community. Social existence is dependent on group relations. To you, people are group members first, individuals second. You also believe that people's behaviour is more influenced by their environment as opposed to their inherent personality traits.
By those definitions I consider myself to be an individualist, and I think a lot of us are. OTOH, I see most people by their group relations first, and individuals second (if at all).
I think that in general most aspies are individualists and have personality traits more influenced by who they are than their environment, while the opposite is true for NTs.