RAADS-R Test
A self-reflection tool for autistic traits that shows a total score and scores across four domains from 80 responses
What does it do?
After users answer 80 questions based on the principles of the RAADS-R, the tool shows a total score and scores across four domains. The site explains the cutoff score of 65 from a 2011 study and states that a score below it cannot rule out autism, while a score above it cannot establish a diagnosis. Results are private by default. Users can also print their results and answer optional questions for a personalized report.
Key features
- Explore autistic traits through 80 questions
- View a total score and scores across four domains
- Read about the score cutoff and the limits of self-assessment
- Keep results private by default and print them
- Answer optional questions for a personalized report