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17 Jun 2012, 4:35 am

I based my answers on now, 130-moderate

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17 Jun 2012, 4:58 am

I based my answers on now, 130-moderate

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17 Jun 2012, 6:18 am

81 mild pdd

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17 Jun 2012, 7:42 am

125 - Moderate PDD. About what I'd expect. I liked the description of each question. All but 5 of the questions I scored on somewhere, but only one was in "severe".

This reinforces my view of myself of being moderate social, mild RRBs, (and severe sensory if that was counted)

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17 Jun 2012, 7:44 am

I started to take it again to see if my perspective changed but I got frustrated with the paging back and forth to answer questions and ended up reading a videogame-related forum instead.

I'm not sure what score that's worth.

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17 Jun 2012, 9:51 am

Answering using current traits: 37 (no PDD) - I guess that makes me the most normal one here. Now there's something I don't experience often!

Answering using traits as a child: 77 (mild PDD)

I like this test - it actually explains what each answer means (though some of the explanations could be better).

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17 Jun 2012, 10:20 am

I got 84 which may suggest mild PDD but this test was biased because I'm not a child anymore. I based my answers to what I'm like now instead.

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17 Jun 2012, 11:51 am

94 - mild PDD.

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17 Jun 2012, 2:01 pm

Verdandi wrote:

If you have the test open in one window and the "how to rate" in another window next to it, it makes it lots easier!

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17 Jun 2012, 2:27 pm

I went through this with my mum (because she can remember when I was a small child) but the answer came up with:-

No PDD 36

This is actually rather accurate because I didn't seem to have AS when I was under 4 years old, I was quite typical and there was no behavioural differences compared to other typically developing toddlers. It only all started at once when I started school.
I even remember little bits of my toddlerhood, like when I was at preschool, and I don't remember feeling bewildered or unsociable towards the other children, I remember joining in games and interacting at normal toddler level. I only remember feeling worried a few times when my mum left me there in the mornings, but that's normal for toddlers.

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17 Jun 2012, 2:56 pm

117, Moderate PDD

The descriptions were very helpful, but as others have pointed out, this test is not geared toward adults.The text says the boundaries are arbitrary, yet to be confirmed with a large scale population study, so my score may as well indicate mild PDD, which I believe I have.

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17 Jun 2012, 3:06 pm

Joe90 wrote:

Some questions are not easy to answer because they are not a simple yes / no. I remember sometimes participating in group games but I also remember that I liked to play by myself or with only one other child. There were some children in preschool and nursery school I could not interact with, and with the others the topics often times were rather limited, even to that age.

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