Asd spectrum test


Online Test for Adult Autism

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Question 1

I prefer to do things on my own, rather than with others.

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 2

I prefer doing things the same way - for instance my morning routine or trip to the supermarket

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 3

I find myself becoming strongly absorbed in something – even obsessional

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 4

I am very sensitive to noise and will wear earplugs or cover my ears in certain situations

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 5

Sometimes people say I am being rude, even though I think I am being polite.

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 6

I find it easy to imagine what characters from a book might look like.

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 7

I find it easy to talk in groups of people

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 8

I am more interested in finding out about ‘things’ than people

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 9

I find numbers, dates and strings of information fascinating

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 10

I prefer non-fiction books and films to fiction

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 11

I find it upsetting if my daily routine is upset or changed

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 12

It’s difficult for me to understand other people’s facial expression and body language

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 13

I don’t have any problems making small talk with new people

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 14

I notice very small changes in a person’s appearance

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 15

When I was young I used to play lots of ‘let’s pretend’ or imaginary games

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 16

I like collecting information about things I am interested in

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 17

I like meeting new people

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 18

People close to me say I talk about the same things repeatedly

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 19

I find it easy to work out what people are thinking or feeling just by looking at their facial expressions

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 20

New social situations make me feel anxious

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 21

It’s important to me to carefully plan any activities I am going to do

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 22

I find it hard to work out what people’s intentions are

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 23

I would find it really hard to play imaginary games with children

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 24

I am a good diplomat and can help ease difficult social or work situations

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 25

I am often the last person to understand a joke

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 26

I like doing things spontaneously

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 27

If I am interrupted doing something I find it hard to get back to what I was doing before hand

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 28

I notice patterns in things all the time

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 29

I have some very strong interests and get upset if I can’t pursue them

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

Question 30

I can tell if someone I am talking to is getting bored

  • Definitely Agree
  • Slightly Agree
  • Slightly disagree
  • Definitely disagree

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When answering the above questions please consider how much the statements apply to you.

The above 30 questions may be useful to understand if you are experiencing some of the common behaviours and thoughts associated with being on the Autistic Spectrum. The questions are based on an evidence-based screening tool – the Autism Spectrum Quotient – but are indicative only and do not form a formal diagnosis.

References: S. Baron-Cohen, S. Wheelwright, R. Skinner, J. Martin and E. Clubley, (2001) The Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) : Evidence from Asperger Syndrome/High Functioning Autism, Males and Females, Scientists and Mathematicians Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 31:5-17

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Do I Have ASD? Autism Test for Adults

Awareness of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has grown dramatically in recent years, which reflects an increase in autism tests and diagnoses — and in the public’s understanding that, even late in life, an autism diagnosis can offer major benefits and relief. Still, symptoms of autism — particularly those previously associated with Aspergers — are still frequently misdiagnosed as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mood disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and other related conditions — leading to poor treatment and lifelong challenges.

Adults with autism may have a history of delayed language language and/or movement skills, delayed cognitive or learning skills, unusual eating or sleeping habits, emotional dysregulation, anxiety, stress, and/or fear. If you recognize yourself or a loved one in the following descriptions of autism spectrum disorder, make an appointment with a health care professional to discuss an evaluation test for autism.

This free autism test was adapted from the Autism Spectrum Screening Questionnaire (ASSQ) designed to screen the possibility of ASD, and is for personal use only. This is not a diagnostic tool. An accurate diagnosis can only be made through clinical evaluation. This autism test is for personal use only.

Are you always the first one to notice when a friend has gotten a haircut or made a small change to their appearance?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do you talk to friends at a party the same way you would talk to co-workers in the office?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Even when you’re in a quiet place, like the library, do you find yourself making involuntary noises, like clearing your throat over and over?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Did bullies target you in grade school?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do people say that you speak like a robot?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Have you always wanted a best friend, but never found one?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do you prefer to play individual games and sports like golf, where everyone works for themselves, instead of team sports and games where everyone works toward a common goal?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do you enjoy inventing your own words and expressions that might seem quirky to others?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Think about your daily routine. Would you say you follow the same schedule every day of the week, and don’t like unexpected events?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

When you’re having a conversation with someone, do you prefer to look at the wall, their shoes, or anywhere but directly into their eyes?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do your family members lovingly refer to you as the “eccentric professor” of the family?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do you prefer to read non-fiction over fiction books?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Are you always bumping into things, or tripping over your own feet?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Are you really (really) good at a skill like math or music, but struggle to succeed in other areas?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Are expressions like “Curiosity killed the cat” or “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch” odd to you?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Is your memory like a steel trap, even for facts that you don’t fully understand?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Do you have trouble understanding what people mean when they say they feel embarrassed for someone else?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never


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Leif Ekblad (2013). Autism, Personality, and Human Diversity: Defining Neurodiversity in an Iterative Process Using Aspie Quiz SAGE Open July-September 2013 3: 2158244013497722, open access article

Leif Ekblad (2020). Hunting adaptations in autism and neurodiversity. PsyArXiv, doi: 10.31234/osf.io/q7mn8, PsyArXiv preprint

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I fully agree Rather, Rather, it is more likely not agreeing
I prefer to do something with others, not others, not alone
2. I prefer to do things the same way over and over again
3. If I try to imagine something, I am easy to mentally create a visual image
I often focus so much on one thing that I lose sight of everything else
5. I often notice weak sounds that are not heard by the surrounding
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8. When I read the story, I can easily imagine how actors
9. I am fascinated by
10. In the company I can easily monitor the conversations of several different people
Completely agree I am more drawn to people than things
. I am prone to very strong interests, and I am upset if I can’t follow them
17. I enjoy the conversation “ABSOUT NOTT”
18. When I say, it is not always easy to insert a word
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28. I usually concentrate more in the entire picture, and not on certain details
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30. I usually don’t notice small changes in a person’s situation or appearance
Completely agree It is easy for me to do several cases at the same time
33. When I talk by phone, I do not always know when to say
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35. Often I have the last to understand the joke
When I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the person, I look at the face of the person, I am easy he thinks or feels
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38. I am well obtained “About Nobody”
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44. I enjoy social events
45. It is difficult for me to understand people
47. I like meeting new people
48. I am good diplomat
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Completely agree

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