My self-diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome

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AQ: 42/50
EQ: 14/80
FQ: 39/135
SQ: 44/80

I score in the normal male for the SQ. 30's or 40's I don't remember. Somewhere in there.


I got 50 out of 150 for SQ R.

I took those already, they tell me I am way up in the Asperger's range.

AQ = 37/50
EQ = 24/40
FRQ = 63/135
SQ = 37/40

gave them a go, (sometimes I still wonder if I'm misdiagnosed )

AQ 43
EQ 4 (wtf?]
FQ 17
SQ 41.

I did the autism quotient test several times, and got about 42, which strenthened the suspicion I had of me having aspergers, I first began to be suspicipouse when we did a project about it in engish, and we did research, alot of people I know dont think I have it, but since I have aksess to the inside of my head, I am a better judge than them... as I have lot's of weird urges to do stuff, I just dont as I have developedrather good self controll, as there are many very anoying people I know who honestly do deserve a punch in the face

AQ: 47/50 (or 69/100)
EQ: 10/40 (or 12/80)
FQ: 47/135
SQ: 33/40 (or 50/80)


M.

AQ 37/50
EQ 7/80
FQ 29/135
SQ 42/80

Guess who doesn't have any close friends.(Apart from the wife who deserves a medal the size of a frying pan for putting up with me and my ways for so many years).

AQ= 48/50
EQ= 7/80
FQ= 14/135
SQ= 48/80

Quoting my quotients topic

AQ: 46/50
EQ: 5/76 (flunk)
SQ: 77/80
FQ: 11/135 (flunk)

I need to study

Not sure whether I've posted here yet or not, but here goes:

AQ: 40/50
EQ: 3/80 > Huh? That's insane...
FQ: 29/135
SQ: 61/80

Last edited by MathGirl on 26 Nov 2009, 5:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.

aq 14/50
eq 44/80
fq 53/135
sq 18/80

Your results caught my eye, so I clicked on your nickname... OK, there may be something to these tests.

Last edited by BMH on 26 Nov 2009, 2:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Your Autism Quotient (AQ) is 44 out of 50
Your Empathy Quotient (EQ) is 7 out of 40
Your Friendship and Relationship Quotient (FQ) is 19 out of 135
Your Systematizing Quotient (SQ) is 32 out of 40

online tests = SHAM!

Curious - many of those surveys and questionnaires are based on the same type of questioning and assessment that those 'qualified' to make an assessment would use. They are by no means a substitute, but I think you're too quick to dismiss the validity of such tools for those seeking more information. As such, they are -far- from being shams... and how is that comment relevant to the topic of the thread as a whole? Just wondering...


M.

i actually originally wrote a longer posts explaining myself and what i thought of these tests and how i think they should and shouldn't be used. but i was scared that someone would come in and try and pick a fight with me. so i decided to just keep it simple and get to the basis of what i was trying to say overall. which is, as a too for self-diagnosis, they are a sham.

the title of this thread is "my self-diagnosis of aspergers syndrome" and then the whole thread is about these tests, and people giving their scores. self-diagnosis + online tests = sham! seems a little relevant.

i am aware some of these tests are used (not just based on, USED) in professional assessments, just so you know, and that is how they are meant to be used imo. but there are a few tests that are used in conjunction with each other and a couple of them (such as the childhood history questionnaire which is to be filled out by a parent and is one of the most helpful questionnaires, in the assessment process for adults) are not even available online. without all the information being provided and results don't really point to anything, as AS is more than just a 'score'. NTs can live a certain type of life and score like an aspie would on those tests, but if they were take another test relating to history/childhood, the answers would show they aren't an aspie. It's like by using these tests to diagnose it's just one side of the story....the numbers side, the least important part.

i wont even bother to go into the points of, score manipulation, lack of supervision, etc...