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Meow101
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11 Mar 2012, 9:22 pm

Your total score is: 194. This is above the threshold score of 65. You may have an autistic spectrum disorder and it may be worth consulting a qualified clinician.

Here is a detailed breakdown of your results:

Social relatedness : 91 (threshold 31)
Language : 14 (threshold 4)
Sensory/motor : 49 (threshold 16)
Circumscribed Interests : 40 (threshold 15)


I also wished there was a sometimes...

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11 Mar 2012, 10:11 pm

Your total score is: 146. This is above the threshold score of 65. You may have an autistic spectrum disorder and it may be worth consulting a qualified clinician.

Here is a detailed breakdown of your results:

Social relatedness : 75 (threshold 31)
Language : 13 (threshold 4)
Sensory/motor : 27 (threshold 16)
Circumscribed Interests : 31 (threshold 15)


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11 Mar 2012, 11:02 pm

Your total score is: 192. This is above the threshold score of 65. You may have an autistic spectrum disorder and it may be worth consulting a qualified clinician.

Here is a detailed breakdown of your results:

Social relatedness : 100 (threshold 31)
Language : 12 (threshold 4)
Sensory/motor : 43 (threshold 16)
Circumscribed Interests : 37 (threshold 15)



I can see some problems with this test though. For one thing, it is impossible to evaluate some of the statements in absolute terms like true or false. Statements like "I am an understanding type of person" can be somewhat true or mostly true, and the test should reflect that.

Some statements made no logical sense. For example, "The same sound, color or texture can suddenly change from very sensitive to very dull." A sound or color can't be sensitive. Whoever picked that adjective in this context needs to be put against a wall and left standing there for at least an hour. "Interesting" would be a better fit.

Other statements were too specific and didn't allow for different coping strategies, like "Sometimes I cover my ears to block out painful noises (like vacuum cleaners or people talking too much or too loudly)." I wouldn't cover my ears because that would be considered weird, but I would have to leave the room and find a quiet place. It should be "Noises like vacuum cleaners or people talking too much or too loudly can be painful and bothersome for me", imho.



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11 Mar 2012, 11:05 pm

Ravenclawgurl wrote:
ill fill it out in the morning


Procrastination: 47 (threshold 25) :D



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12 Mar 2012, 6:45 am

CrazyCatLord wrote:
Ravenclawgurl wrote:
ill fill it out in the morning

Procrastination: 47 (threshold 25) :D

:lmao:

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Other statements were too specific and didn't allow for different coping strategies, like "Sometimes I cover my ears to block out painful noises (like vacuum cleaners or people talking too much or too loudly)." I wouldn't cover my ears because that would be considered weird, but I would have to leave the room and find a quiet place.

This is why you are supposed to be accompanied by a specialist who can explain what the questions really mean. No matter how the questions are phrased some will seem unclear, especially to people on the autistic spectrum who often have trouble generalizing.

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I also wished there was a sometimes...

I agree but that is how the test was designed and I wanted to keep it as close to the original as possible.


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12 Mar 2012, 6:49 am

Your total score is: 170. This is above the threshold score of 65. You may have an autistic spectrum disorder and it may be worth consulting a qualified clinician.

Here is a detailed breakdown of your results:

Social relatedness : 82 (threshold 31)
Language : 19 (threshold 4)
Sensory/motor : 40 (threshold 16)
Circumscribed Interests : 29 (threshold 15)



lizzybeth
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12 Mar 2012, 2:02 pm

Your total score is: 193. This is above the threshold score of 65. You may have an autistic spectrum disorder and it may be worth consulting a qualified clinician.

Here is a detailed breakdown of your results:

Social relatedness : 84 (threshold 31)
Language : 21 (threshold 4)
Sensory/motor : 49 (threshold 16)
Circumscribed Interests : 39 (threshold 15)



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06 Sep 2012, 4:12 am

The link doesn't work for me, did you take it down?



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06 Sep 2012, 4:49 am

Jontish wrote:
The link doesn't work for me, did you take it down?

I don't know what's happened to it, but you can find the RAADS-R test on RazorEddie's page here:

http://www.aspietests.org/



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06 Sep 2012, 5:32 am

Total 181.0
Language 21.0
Social Relatedness 98.0
Sensory/Motor 32.0
Circumscribed Interests 30.0



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06 Sep 2012, 6:11 am

Total score 118.0
Language 11.0
Social relatedness 42.0
Sensory/motor 35.0
Circumscribed interests 30.0


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06 Sep 2012, 6:19 am

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Social Relatedness: 59
Sensory/Motor: 49
Circumscribed Interests: 24


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22 Dec 2012, 3:46 pm

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Social Relatedness: 83
Sensory/Motor: 49
Circumscribed interests: 40



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22 Dec 2012, 7:00 pm

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Social Relatedness: 66
Sensory/Motor: 23
Circumscribed interests: 12



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23 Dec 2012, 8:33 am

Total score: 185.0
Language: 11.0
Social relatedness: 92.0
Sensory/motor: 48.0
Circumscribed interests: 34.0



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29 Dec 2012, 7:47 pm

well my score is 91, 4/53/10/24.

I dislike the subjectivity of such tests. Actually it makes me crazy. And I cannot believe people really take this seriously, even as a pre-diagnostics tool.

Humans are so freaking bad at interpreting and understanding randomness. Coupled with self-fullfillingprophecies and wishfull thinking (wishing to be aspie? did I wish my score was higher?)... there is no way you can get proper answers.

Take the questions in the sound category. In order to truly find out anything meaningfull whether or not you have a different hearing from 'normal' people, you'd have to set up at least a double blind study with 25 degrees of freedom and a satisfactory p value. Let alone compare child and adult situations.