Fun quiz-How neurotypical are you?

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Mdyar
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15 Oct 2011, 1:43 pm

swbluto wrote:

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Janissy wrote:

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You are 68% neurotypical!

You are actually quite neurotypical. You probably like socializing and are good at it for the most part. You may make social mistakes every now and then but tend to notice them quickly after you make them. It is very unlikely that you are autistic.

Did i win?

Apparently you win. My 66% neurotypical is only 2 points below your 68 yet seems to be below the cut-ff for "quite" and is instead "fairly". It also says you notice your social mistakes "quickly" whereas I "may take a second to figure out". Callista noted that this test leans heavily on introversion versus extroversion so maybe you are quite extroverted. I call myself an ambivert.

Ye extroversion test may be accurate. I scored on the Meyers Brigs scale a 66% introversion, or to extrapolate a 1/3 extroversion.

I usually score at 100% introversion and my neurotypical test score was 45% (Whereas yours was 43%).

I wonder if that means if I added some amount of points to compensate for my introversion to bring my score up to be comparable with the average NT's level of introversion, my "real NT score" would be something like 55%? I noticed that a few questions seemed to be particularly a measure of introversion ("How many people would you have at your dinner party?", for example) and weren't strictly measuring "autism".

Insofar as this test being different than a introversion test, that it is. There are questions of a sensory nature here too, and a "score" would bring this down, or a lower "extroversion (NT)" score. I don't have any issues with these.

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15 Oct 2011, 3:46 pm

You are 24% neurotypical! - You aren't that neurotypical. Social skills aren't your strong suit and you tend to have more skill in other areas, however, you may still enjoy socializing. It is likely that you are autistic.

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15 Oct 2011, 4:00 pm

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You are 16% neurotypical!

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15 Oct 2011, 4:14 pm

0% NT

very strange as expected it to be higher than that, maybe around 20-30 or so. I'm sure that I don't seem that aspie.

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15 Oct 2011, 6:22 pm

You are 3% Neurotypical
You aren't neurotypical at all. Sure, it may mean others think of your social skills as "very poor", but that's doesn't mean you aren't good at anything, you probably have a skill other than socializing, which is probably not something you enjoy anyway. It is very likely that you are autistic.

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15 Oct 2011, 6:37 pm

You are 15% neurotypical!

Not really surprising, but I didn't like some of the answers because in some questions none of them applied because they were too specific. For example, when meeting new people, I'd probably merely say "Hello", and I wouldn't tell them or ask their name and converse. It was only a few questions so I'm sure it wouldn't make a huge difference.

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15 Oct 2011, 6:49 pm

24%

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15 Oct 2011, 7:24 pm

25%

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15 Oct 2011, 7:29 pm

You are 14% neurotypical!

You aren't neurotypical at all. Sure, it may mean others think of your social skills as "very poor", but that's doesn't mean you aren't good at anything, you probably have a skill other than socializing, which is probably not something you enjoy anyway. It is very likely that you are autistic.

Not to surprised. ok well maybe a little. but I guess thats why i went for the diagnoses testing for aspergers. just to see why i'm this way.

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15 Oct 2011, 8:28 pm

Edit.

You are 18% neurotypical!

You aren't that neurotypical. Social skills aren't your strong suit and you tend to have more skill in other areas, however, you may still enjoy socializing. It is likely that you are autistic

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15 Oct 2011, 8:30 pm

8%. Weird, considering that I'm quite social...

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15 Oct 2011, 8:39 pm

You are 26% neurotypical!

You aren't that neurotypical. Social skills aren't your strong suit and you tend to have more skill in other areas, however, you may still enjoy socializing. It is likely that you are autistic.

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15 Oct 2011, 9:46 pm

You are 27% neurotypical!

You aren't that neurotypical. Social skills aren't your strong suit and you tend to have more skill in other areas, however, you may still enjoy socializing. It is likely that you are autistic.

To be honest I felt that what I put for the answers I wasn't quite sure of I put in the more Autistic option, so I feel I might be slightly higher up, but overall I think it's pretty accurate.

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15 Oct 2011, 10:19 pm

You are 2% neurotypical!

You aren't neurotypical at all. Sure, it may mean others think of your social skills as "very poor", but that's doesn't mean you aren't good at anything, you probably have a skill other than socializing, which is probably not something you enjoy anyway. It is very likely that you are autistic.

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15 Oct 2011, 10:41 pm

15%

You aren't neurotypical at all. Sure, it may mean others think of your social skills as "very poor", but that's doesn't mean you aren't good at anything, you probably have a skill other than socializing, which is probably not something you enjoy anyway. It is very likely that you are autistic.

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15 Oct 2011, 10:48 pm

This took me a little bit of time to comprehend.

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40. Imagine this: Your best is upset because a mutual friend "broke up" with your best friend over something your best friend thought was silly. He/she is really upset about the "break up" so comes to you for comfort. However, you honestly think the reason for the "break up" was completely understandable and they are no longer talking, what do you do?

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