For adults wondering if they might be on the spectrum. Fifty questions across seven everyday areas. Your result describes how closely your answers resemble patterns autistic adults commonly report.
Take the testA descriptive profile of how autistic traits show up across seven areas of everyday experience.
Fifty questions about how autistic traits show up across seven distinct areas of your experience.
Owner-authored. Not based on the AQ-10 or any validated clinical instrument.
The full result reads each of the seven areas back to you in everyday language, with a short note on what showed up. No jargon, no diagnostic labels.
Descriptive, not diagnostic. Speak with a clinician if you want a formal evaluation.
The test asks how things show up for you across these seven everyday areas. Your result reads each area back as Low, Average, or High, with a friendly note on what showed up.
Reading cues, conversational rhythm, navigating groups.
How textures, sounds, lights and smells land for you.
Preference for sameness; needing to know what's coming.
Depth of engagement, pattern recognition, knowledge depth.
Literal thinking, directness, indirect language difficulty.
Identifying your own emotions; recovery after overwhelm.
Social fatigue and effortful neurotypical performance.
Your full result reads each area back to you in plain English.
All 50 questions were written for psychprofile. This profile is not based on the AQ-10 (Cambridge ARC), the AQ-28, or any other validated clinical instrument. The questions explore patterns across seven trait areas rather than applying a research-validated screening threshold.
The lower, mixed, and elevated bands are owner-defined and driven by your match count out of 50. They are descriptive labels, not clinical cut-offs.
Your result leads with how many of your 50 answers match what autistic adults commonly report. It then reads your pattern back area by area, marking each one Low, Average, or High and giving a short interpretation of what showed up.
It cannot tell you whether you are autistic. Only a qualified clinician can do that, after a structured assessment that considers history, context, and other possible explanations.
The AQ-10 is a Cambridge ARC research instrument available for non-commercial use only. This site has planned paid features, which would constitute commercial use under Cambridge ARC's terms.
This profile was built as an alternative: deeper coverage across seven trait areas, clearly framed as self-reflection rather than clinical screening, with no AQ-10 items, scoring, or positioning anywhere.
No. This profile is not a diagnostic tool and cannot tell you whether you are autistic. Only a qualified clinician can do that, after a structured assessment. This profile is a self-reflection tool to help you recognise patterns before deciding whether to seek a formal assessment.
No. This is entirely owner-authored. The AQ-10 is a Cambridge ARC instrument restricted to non-commercial research use. This profile uses 50 original questions written for psychprofile, covering seven trait areas: social reciprocity, sensory sensitivity, routine and predictability, focused interests, communication style, emotional processing, and masking and social energy.
Most people finish in about 5 minutes. There's no timer. You can pause and come back. Your progress is held locally on your device.
Your answers are scored on our server and the result is delivered back to you. We log a non-identifying conversion event (the result band and demographic bands) but not your raw answers or any contact details. Full details in our privacy policy.
This profile was developed for adults. The questions and result framing are calibrated for adult experience, so the result is most meaningful if you're 18 or older. The test is not blocked for younger users, but the results page includes a reminder that the profile is designed for adults.
Your answers don't carry any identifier while you take the test. The conversion log keeps only the result band and demographic band — not raw answers, IP, contact details, or any other identifier. We don't sell your data. See our privacy policy for the full picture, including the sub-processor that handles result delivery.
Short notes from people who used the result to make sense of their own pattern.
50 questions - 5 minutes.
This test asks about your mental health, so your responses are sensitive health information. Your answers are scored on our server and your result is emailed to the address you provide. Your raw answers are not stored. A non-identifying conversion event is logged, including the result band and demographic bands, but not your email or your answers. The result is descriptive, not a diagnosis. Full details in our privacy policy.
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50 questions - 5 minutes. Go at your own pace.
This profile is not a diagnostic tool and cannot tell you whether you are autistic. It is a self-reflection tool built to help you recognise patterns before deciding whether to speak with a qualified clinician. It is not based on the AQ-10 or any validated clinical instrument.
You answered 50 of 50 questions.
Two more quick questions before we read your answers.
Used for anonymised aggregate reporting only.
One last question before we read your answers.
We'll send your match count out of 50, your area-by-area breakdown, and a short reading of your highest areas to your inbox.
How many of your answers match patterns autistic adults commonly report.
A few sentences of plain-English context for your match count.
Where each area falls: Low, Average, or High.
A short paragraph for each area, based on your answers.
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We can describe what your answers resemble. We cannot tell you whether you are autistic. Only a qualified clinical assessment can do that.
This profile is not a diagnostic tool and cannot tell you whether you are autistic. It is a self-reflection tool built to help you recognise patterns before deciding whether to speak with a qualified clinician.
If this test brought up anything difficult, confidential support is available in your country.
psychprofile does not provide medical advice. Information on this page is for educational and self-reflection purposes only.
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