​​Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) Test

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The AQ-50 is one of the most widely used self-assessments for identifying traits associated with Autism. It focuses on the presence and intensity of autistic traits across social, communication, and behavioral domains.
 

It was originally developed for autistic adults without co-occurring intellectual disabilities and may be less effective for individuals who mask well, are highly extroverted, or have strong imaginative abilities.

• 50 Questions
   

Who It’s For:

Adults (18+) who are curious about whether they may fall on the autism spectrum or want to explore their neurotype more deeply.
 

Duration:

Approximately 7–10 minutes
 

What It Measures:

The AQ-50 assesses core traits often associated with Autism, including:

• Social communication differences

• Preference for routine

• Attention to detail

• Cognitive and sensory processing patterns

• Difficulty interpreting social cues
   

Score Interpretation

The total possible score is 50.

• 26 and above: May indicate the possibility of Autism; further evaluation is recommended.

• 32 and above: 80% of autistic individuals score at or above this level.

• Below 26: Suggests fewer traits associated with Autism but does not rule out neurodivergence.

• Average scores: Non-autistic males tend to score around 17; non-autistic females around 15.