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I'm Monotropic, Now What?(lemmy.dbzer0.com)

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How exactly do I interpret this scale :)?

For those curious: https://dlcincluded.github.io/MQ/

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Results from the quiz

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Monotropism Score: 175 / 235

Your Average: 3.72

This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 11% of autistic people and about 83% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.

I feel like my ADHD is holding me back from getting a high score here. I can be a bit spontaneous and do multiple things at once. I also don’t mind being interrupted (within reason) and I just can’t stick to a routine.

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Almost exactly the same score. Likewise almost exactly the same reaction qua ADHD :D

AuDHD fist-bump 👊

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AuDHD gang represent 👊

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