Kinme
Dinosaurlicious
Joined: Apr 14, 2012
Posts: 3223
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Disorder | Rating
Paranoid: High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: High
Antisocial: Moderate
Borderline: Moderate
Histrionic: Moderate
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: Very High
Dependent: Low
Obsessive-Compulsive: High
This one did make more sense:
Paranoid |||||||||||||| 54% 53%
Schizoid |||||||||||||||| 62% 38%
Schizotypal |||||||||||||||||| 78% 52%
Antisocial |||||| 30% 46%
Borderline |||||||||||||||| 62% 51%
Histrionic |||| 18% 37%
Narcissistic |||| 14% 35%
Avoidant |||||||||||||||||| 78% 52%
Dependent |||| 14% 46%
Obsessive-Compulsive |||||||||||||||||| 74% 45% |
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Tiranasta
Toucan
Joined: Jul 01, 2008
Posts: 263
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Disorder | Rating
Paranoid: Moderate
Schizoid: Very High
Schizotypal: High
Antisocial: High
Borderline: Low
Histrionic: Moderate
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: Low
Dependent: Low
Obsessive-Compulsive: High |
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FishStickNick
Phoenix
Joined: Apr 05, 2012
Posts: 957
Location: My own head
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Paranoid: Low
Schizoid: Moderate
Schizotypal: Moderate
Antisocial: Low
Borderline: Low
Histrionic: Low
Narcissistic: Low
Avoidant: Moderate
Dependent: Low
Obsessive-Compulsive: High |
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Rascal77s
Picnic Basket Thief
Joined: Nov 13, 2011
Posts: 2337
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 3:07 am Post subject: |
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I call bullshit on this test.
Disorder | Rating
Paranoid: High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: Very High
Antisocial: High
Borderline: Moderate
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: High
Dependent: Low
Obsessive-Compulsive: High |
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RLgnome
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Age: 30
Posts: 117
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| I love how those tests make questions like "Do people accuse you of being self centered?" without including some question to find the reason. While I'm not getting that accusation often anymore, when I got it more it wasn't from being self centered in the narcissistic sense, but from not knowing how to show interest in people/ask the right questions. I wanted to, but it came out awkward. Even though this is an amateur test, I've noticed this about standard tests used in psychiatry too - I've often had to say that the reason for answering yes to a question is different from the standard interpretation in psychiatry. The psychiatrist also agreed the tests have their limitations in determining why someone answers yes to a question, if he or she isn't within the "traditional" psychiatric categories. |
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Rascal77s
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:54 am Post subject: |
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| RLgnome wrote: | | I love how those tests make questions like "Do people accuse you of being self centered?" without including some question to find the reason. While I'm not getting that accusation often anymore, when I got it more it wasn't from being self centered in the narcissistic sense, but from not knowing how to show interest in people/ask the right questions. I wanted to, but it came out awkward. Even though this is an amateur test, I've noticed this about standard tests used in psychiatry too - I've often had to say that the reason for answering yes to a question is different from the standard interpretation in psychiatry. The psychiatrist also agreed the tests have their limitations in determining why someone answers yes to a question, if he or she isn't within the "traditional" psychiatric categories. |
Exactly. |
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PerfectlyDarkTails
Sea Gull
Joined: Mar 14, 2012
Age: 25
Posts: 232
Location: Wales
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 9:45 am Post subject: |
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Disorder | Rating
Paranoid: High
Schizoid: Very High
Schizotypal: Very High
Antisocial: High
Borderline: Low
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: Very High
Avoidant: Moderate
Dependent: Moderate
Obsessive-Compulsive: Moderate
Best not to perceived as true, but I potentially have six personality disorders 0.0 I find that I had to answer yes to a lot of those questions, if therapy finds any one of those I probably be quite suprised!
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AS 168/200
NT: 20/ 200
AQ=45 EQ=15 SQ=78 IQ=135
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zbludfiend
Butterfly
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Age: 34
Posts: 9
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| Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 2:16 am Post subject: |
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Someone told me I wasn't an Aspie and I should take a personality disorder test to see what I really was...apparently I'm every disorder according to this test
Paranoid: Very High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: Very High
Antisocial: High
Borderline: Very High
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: Very High
Avoidant: Very High
Dependent: High
Obsessive-Compulsive: High |
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OJani
a brat
Joined: Feb 24, 2011
Age: 40
Posts: 2320
Location: Budapest, Hungary, Europe
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| Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 4:02 am Post subject: |
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Schizotypal: Very High
Avoidant: Very High
Antisocial: High
Narcissistic: High
Paranoid: Moderate
Schizoid: Moderate
Borderline: Moderate
Dependent: Moderate
Obsessive-Compulsive: Moderate
Histrionic: Low
This is more or less accurate. They are in the questions, so no surprise. I'd like to know more about narcissistic traits though, which ones they are, because I don't think I'm as much narcissistic as the description says. |
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AspieOtaku
Leader of the Otaku Legion
Joined: Feb 18, 2012
Age: 30
Posts: 5887
Location: Mountain View, California, United States
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| Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 4:27 am Post subject: |
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Disorder Rating
Paranoid: High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: Very High
Antisocial: Moderate
Borderline: Very High
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: Very High
Dependent: Very High
Obsessive-Compulsive: High 
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Your Aspie score is 193 of 200
Your neurotypical score is 40 of 200
You are very likely an aspie
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OJani
a brat
Joined: Feb 24, 2011
Age: 40
Posts: 2320
Location: Budapest, Hungary, Europe
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Avoidant |||||||||||||||| 70% (52%)
Obsessive-Compulsive |||||||||||||||| 70% (45%)
Dependent |||||||||||||||| 66% (46%)
Schizotypal |||||||||||||||| 62% (52%)
Antisocial |||||||||||||| 58% (46%)
Borderline |||||||||||||| 58% (51%)
Schizoid |||||||||||| 46% (38%)
Histrionic |||||| 26% (37%)
Narcissistic |||||| 26% (35%)
Paranoid |||||| 22% (53%)
I think it's much better at narcissistic traits (i.e. here it's much lower), but I don't know why it's so much higher at obsessive-compulsive traits.
Edit: It's interesting that the first three is all from Anxious Personality Disorders. |
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OJani
a brat
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Age: 40
Posts: 2320
Location: Budapest, Hungary, Europe
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Since I scored so high at Anxious Personality Disorders, I looked a little bit deeper into it. Here's what I've found:
On the results page:
| Quote: | | Avoidant Personality Disorder - individual is socially inhibited, feels inadequate, and is oversensitive to criticism. Core issue is an inability to resolve their codependent need for connection with their codependent fear of rejection. |
So I looked up co-dependency ( http://www.planetpsych.com/zPsychology_101/codependency.htm ):
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Typically, the co-dependent person came from a dysfunctional home in which their emotional needs were not met. Their parents were not able to provide the attention, warmth and responsiveness which kids need in order to feel that their needs count. So, they grew up feelings that their needs did NOT matter, that their desires were unimportant, that they themselves were 2nd class citizens. Over time, the co-dependent person actually FORGETS what her or his needs, desires, feelings about things even are! In one cartoon which captures this dynamic, the husband and wife are looking at each other over their menus in a restaurant. The husband says to the wife, "I forget, which one of us doesn’t like fish?"
Of course, as kids, we try and try to get the response we need from our parents...at least until we give up completely. But we remain always drawn to that same sort of familiar person...an emotionally unavailable person whom we can try to get love from, whom we can try to change. The need to re-play the childhood drama and TRY, TRY, TRY to achieve a different ending is so intense, that it determines even the type of person the co-dependent is drawn to! A person who is kind, stable, reliable and interested would not be attractive, typically, to the co-dependent person...they would appear "boring." Having received very little nurturing, the co-dependent tries to fill this unmet need vicariously, by becoming a care-giver, especially to any person who appears in some way needy.
Many consequences flow from this sorry state of affairs. For one, co-dependents become addicted to emotional pain and to unhealthy relationships. They are drawn to people who are not available to them, or who reject them or abuse them. They often develop unhealthy relationships that eventually become unbearable. Because relationships hurt so much, co-dependents are more in touch with the dream of how the relationship COULD be, rather than the reality of the situation.
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By being drawn to people with problems that need fixing, or by being enmeshed in situations that are chaotic, uncertain and emotionally painful, they avoid focusing on their responsibility to themselves. While constantly seeking intimacy with another person, the "desperate" quality of their needs makes true intimacy impossible. In trying to conceal the demanding-ness from themselves and others, they grow more isolated and alienated from themselves and from the very people they long to be close to! They may be predisposed emotionally and often biochemically to becoming addicted to drugs, alcohol, and/or certain foods, especially sugary ones. They may have a tendency toward episodes of depression, which they try to forestall through the excitement provided by unstable relationships. |
...which fits me surprisingly well. I wonder how much of it is autism-related, though.
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mike_br
Sea Gull
Joined: Apr 23, 2012
Posts: 202
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isorder Rating Information
Paranoid: Moderate
Schizoid:q Moderate
Schizotypal: Very High
Antisocial: High
Borderline: Moderate
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: Very High
Dependent: Moderate
Obsessive-Compulsive: High |
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AnotherKind
Phoenix
Joined: Dec 15, 2011
Posts: 769
Location: Neverland
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| Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 11:01 am Post subject: |
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Paranoid: Moderate
Schizoid: Moderate
Schizotypal: Moderate
Antisocial: Low
Borderline: Very High
Histrionic: High
Narcissistic: High
Avoidant: Very High
Dependent: Moderate
Obsessive-Compulsive: High
That;s strange. I don't think i'm histrionic. Histrionic - avoidant is in contradiction, no?
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Sora
away away
Joined: Sep 16, 2006
Age: 25
Posts: 5645
Location: Europe
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Paranoid || 10%
Avoidant |||| 18%
Borderline |||| 18%
Dependent |||||||||| 34%
Histrionic |||||||||| 38%
Obsessive-Compulsive |||||||||||| 42%
Narcissistic |||||||||||| 46%
Schizoid |||||||||||||||| 70%
Schizotypal |||||||||||||||| 70%
Antisocial |||||||||||||||||| 78%
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