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Online '''Screening tools''' are available free of charge to enable individuals to test themselves and get a score (sometimes known as an Autism Quotient) that is an indication of how likely they are to be autistic. | Online '''Screening tools''' are available free of charge to enable individuals to test themselves and get a score (sometimes known as an Autism Quotient) that is an indication of how likely they are to be autistic. | ||
In isolation this kind of test doesn't provide a definitive yes or no answer, especially if your score is borderline, however it can be a useful contributing factor to consider as part of your [[Research|research]] and [[Self-diagnosis|self-assessment]] process. | In isolation this kind of test doesn't provide a definitive 'yes' or 'no' answer, especially if your score is borderline, however it can be a useful contributing factor to consider as part of your wider [[Research|research]] and [[Self-diagnosis|self-assessment]] process. | ||
Links to tools: | Links to tools: | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 24 August 2022
Online Screening tools are available free of charge to enable individuals to test themselves and get a score (sometimes known as an Autism Quotient) that is an indication of how likely they are to be autistic. In isolation this kind of test doesn't provide a definitive 'yes' or 'no' answer, especially if your score is borderline, however it can be a useful contributing factor to consider as part of your wider research and self-assessment process.
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