Aspies For Freedom

[/color][/size][/font][font=Arial][size=medium][color=maroon]Hi Batman and all, thanks for the info; I got 31 points, and took it out of curiosity (and I have to say that this is the first time in my life that I participate in a blog). Reason being that my 8 year old son has is an Aspie, and because our bond is so intense, and we understand each other so well, I had the sudden suspicion that I'm an Aspie too. And after several weeks of introspection, reading my writings an other stuff, I can only conclude that, which actually makes me very happy. Regards and thank you all! MB

Batman55 Wrote:

If you folks have the time, could you list what you scored on the Baron-Cohen test "Mind in the Eyes"?

I would also like you to list age/gender unless it is in your profile. I am especially interested in age to see if the adult Aspies have a "normal" score, as analytical ability tends correct developmental deficiencies over time... or so it has for me. I am the most analytical person I know, that may be why I scored so high on this test.

Here is the link:
http://glennrowe.net/BaronCohen/Faces/EyesTest.aspx

I got a 21, which is lower than I thought I should get--I usually do ok with faces, though I group them into 2 categories:

Group 1 is faces that are generally good and happy and need no help

Group 2 is faces that are bad and grumpy and require inquiry.

So, I can tell you a "good" face from a "bad" face, but I usually think bad faces mean people are mad at me, when I ask I find out they're bored/tired/distracted/stressed out, etc. I think "good" and "bad" gets me by most of the time, though--you just have to ask Smile

Age: 25
Sex: Female

I'm female, 28, and I scored a 23.
Really didn't like it, though. I hate making eye contact, even though they're just pictures.

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