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Asperger's Test

Take our online Aspergers/Autism test and see whether you have any traits of the neurodivergence.

Can you still get Asperger’s tests?

No, Aspergers was previously used as a term to diagnose people on the Autism spectrum however in 2013 it became part of an umbrella diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The asperger test is no longer used but we have an ASD (Autism) characteristics test below you can complete.

Controversy with Asperger

Hans Asperger actions as a psychiatrist in Nazi era Austria has led the term being removed from the majority of diagnoses. Some individuals however still use the phrase when referring to their own diagnoses.

We have produced a webinar on the controversial history of Asperger.

Who is this autism/aspergers test for?

This autism test is suited to adults who think they may experience traits of autism, such as difficulty with social interaction and interpreting others’ emotions, or preferring to stick to a fixed routine. However, as autism is a spectrum condition, individual traits will differ from person to person.

Take the quick Autism test...

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Asperger's Test

Can you still get Asperger’s tests?

Controversy with Asperger

Who is this autism/aspergers test for?

Take the quick Autism test...

Answer the questions below

The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only, Questions are from 'The Adult Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) '. Please only use this as an indicator, it is not an official diagnosis. Do you understand this is not a diagnosis?

What is your name?

Before we begin, do you have any of the following?

I prefer sticking to a specific routine or schedule in my daily life

I find it challenging to understand the emotions and intentions of others.

I tend to have intense interests or hobbies that I dedicate a lot of time to.

I often prefer spending time alone rather than being in social settings.

I have difficulty adapting to changes in plans or unexpected events.

I find it challenging to make small talk or engage in casual conversations.

I am highly sensitive to sensory stimuli like noise, light, or textures. Example: You jump when your hear a loud noise or you dont like certain foods because of their texture.

I prefer following a specific order or sequence when performing tasks or activities.

I tend to take things literally and have difficulty understanding sarcasm or humor.

I have a strong attention to detail and notice things that others often miss. Example: you remember a phone numbers or what someone said in an early morning meeting.

I find it challenging to navigate and understand social dynamics in groups.

I prefer having a predictable and structured environment in my daily life.

I have specific routines or rituals that I follow to feel more comfortable.

I am highly focused on my own thoughts and ideas.

I have a strong preference for order and organisation in my surroundings.

I find it difficult to understand and express my emotions effectively.

I have a tendency to hyperfocus on specific tasks or activities.

I prefer communicating in written form rather than verbally.

I have a heightened sensitivity to certain tastes, textures, or smells. Example: you don't enjoy sour or spicy foods

I find it challenging to initiate or maintain friendships or relationships.

I enjoy spending time engaged in repetitive or specialised activities. 📚 Example: You like reading about a certain topic.

I have a strong need for consistency in my routines. You tend to feel more relaxed when you are doing your usual routine.

I tend to have difficulty understanding social cues and norms.

I have a strong attention to patterns or details in my environment.

I find it challenging to multitask or switch between different tasks or activities.

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