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Autism & Autism-Related Screeners

Start your journey of self-discovery with these screening tests designed to help you better understand yourself and your unique gifts and challenges.
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Autism: 

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Recommendation: Take these 3 tests  (4 for women) and then book a free consult.

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1. Ritvo Autism & Asperger Diagnostic Scale (RAADS-14)

Designed to assess internal experiences often associated with Autism, rather than focusing solely on outward behaviors.

                    14 Questions

Learn more about the test here.

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2. Autism Spectrum Quotient Test (AQ) 

The AQ is the most common screener for Autism.  It focuses on the presence and intensity of autistic traits across social, communication, and behavioral domains.

                     50 Questions
 

Learn more about the test here.
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3. Camouflaging Autistic Traits Questionnaire (CAT-Q)

The CAT-Q is a self-assessment for autistic adults—or those who suspect they may be autistic—who want to better understand how often they engage in camouflaging behaviors. Camouflaging includes strategies used to hide or mask autistic traits in social situations, often to appear more “neurotypical.” This measure centers the lived experiences of neurodivergent individuals navigating social expectations and identity.

                     25 Questions​​​
 

Learn more about the test here.
 

Additional test for Women:

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4. Modified Girls Questionnaire for Autism Spectrum Condition (GQ-ASC)

Designed for adult women, it identifies behaviors and abilities in women associated with autism. This tool can be especially helpful for those who were overlooked or misdiagnosed due to gendered expectations or strong social compensation skills.

                     21 Questions
 

​Learn more about the test here.

Other tests  related to Autism 

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1. Autistic Sexual Intimacy Measure (ASIM-24)*

Measures ones knowledge, sensory comfort, consent skills, and communication in terms of sex.

                     24 Questions​​​

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Learn more about the test here.

 

2. Adult Repetitive Behaviors Questionnaire-2 (RBQ-2A)

Measures repetitive and restricted behaviors in adults

                     20 Questions​


Learn more about the test here.

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3. Extreme Demand Avoidance Questionnaire for Adults (EDA-QA)

Assesses behaviors often associated with Pathological Demand Avoidance—or as we prefer, Persistent Drive for Autonomy—a profile seen in some autistic individuals.

 

Explores regulation, flexible thinking, sensory coherence, and social perspective-taking.

                     26 Questions
 

Learn more about the test here.

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4. The Monotropism Questionnaire

Assesses for features indicating a monotropic cognitive style, the tendency to focus deeply on a limited number of interests at one time.

                     47 Questions

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Learn more about the test here.

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5. Online Alexithymia Questionnaire (OAQ-G2)

Measures 7 factors related to emotions (see below)

                     37 Questions


Learn more about the test here.

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6. Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20)

Identifies difficulties identifying and describing emotions, and distinguishing body sensations from emotions

                     20 Questions
 

Learn more about the test here.
 

7. Autistic Burnout Trait Inventory (ABTI-24)*

Measures long-term burnout risk based on masking, stress, health strain, and recovery gaps over the past year.

            24 Questions
 

Learn more about the test here.

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8. Autistic Burnout State Inventory (ABSI-24)*

Assesses autistic burnout in terms of your energy, sensory overload, masking fatigue, and stamina over the past two weeks. 

                     24 Questions

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Learn more about the test here.

*Disclaimer
 

This questionnaire is designed to offer helpful insights and support self-reflection. It can be a useful starting point to increase understanding and many individuals find it valuable for identifying patterns and starting meaningful conversations—whether with a partner, therapist, or coach.

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That said, this tool is still in development and has not been validated through formal scientific research. While the questions are based on commonly reported experiences, the questionnaire’s reliability and accuracy have not been formally established. It is not intended to diagnose any condition or replace professional evaluation.

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For personalized guidance, we encourage you to consult with a neurodivergent-affirming clinician.

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©2025 Adult Autism Assessment Center, part of the New Path Family of Therapy Centers Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this questionnaire may be reproduced, redistributed, or otherwise used without explicit written permission from the Adult Autism Assessment Center.

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