Autism Spectrum
Self-Test

This self-test is based on the renowned Autism-Spectrum Quotient (AQ) Test, originally developed by Simon Baron-Cohen and his team at the Cambridge Autism Research Centre.

I have recreated and optimized the test to enhance readability and simplify the response options. While the official version offers four response choices (Definitely Agree, Slightly Agree, Slightly Disagree, Definitely Disagree), this tool uses only “Tend to Agree” and “Tend to Disagree.” Although more specific response options might seem to offer a finer assessment, the official AQ test from Cambridge essentially differentiates only between “Agree” and “Disagree.”

This tool is intended for self-assessment only and is not a substitute for a professional diagnosis. A negative result does not necessarily mean you are not on the autism spectrum, and a positive result does not confirm autism. For an accurate evaluation, please consult a medical professional or specialist.

Instructions

• Questions: Read each question carefully. Note that some questions may be phrased positively and others negatively, which could affect your response. The questions have not been altered.

• Answers: Indicate whether you tend to agree or tend to disagree.

• Submit: Click “Submit.”

• Result: Your test result will be displayed directly below the questionnaire.