How exactly do I interpret this scale :)?
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I've been masking and compensating for so long that I often feel that my answers don't fully reflect my autism. I'm also incredibly particular about the wording of questions. In many cases a single word changed would dramatically change my answer even though I suspect most allistic people would consider them to be the same question.
Monotropism Score: 168 / 235
Your Average: 3.57
This score suggests that you are more Monotropic than about 5% of autistic people and about 75% of allistic people based on data from the initial validation study.
Dang, I got 3.15, 1% and 47%... What does it mean!?