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Let's Play AQ-10 • I often notice small sounds when others do not

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I thought it could be fun/interesting to go through an autism test question by question, and see what resonates with people, and how we approach thinking about the questions. So to start, here’s question 1 of the AQ-10.

1. I often notice small sounds when others do not.

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Is this statement true for you? Can you think of any examples? Is it an easy or difficult question for you to answer?

You can find the full AQ-10 test here. Note this test is intended as a quick screener, and cannot diagnose or rule out any condition on its own.

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I used to be bothered by bat calls, and that’s supposedly inaudible to humans.

Some species do partially chirp into the human audible range. But yeah it still requires moderately good hearing.

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Thanks, that’s actually quite validating to know. I’m not sure if hearing is even the right word - I’d just notice I was flinching as if there were a loud noise, and then - hey, there’s bats outside. Getting older now, so I think I’m cured of that at least.

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