RAADS-R Test Online
Free 80-question adult autism-trait screening tool with instant domain scores.
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RAADS-R Test Online is a free web-based tool that lets adults complete the 80-item Ritvo Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale-Revised questionnaire privately in their browser. It provides an immediate total score along with four specific domain breakdowns: Social Relatedness, Language, Sensory-Motor, and Circumscribed Interests. No account, email, or payment is required, and a private result link is generated upon completion.
Designed for adults who want to reflect on social, sensory, language, and routine-related experiences across their childhood and adult life, the tool helps organize personal observations and provides structured context. It outlines score ranges from the original validation study and descriptive groupings to help users understand their results alongside their lived history.
Unlike traditional clinical assessments, this platform serves purely as an educational reference and screening aid rather than a formal diagnosis or medical advice. It emphasizes editorial transparency, explaining the context and limitations of self-report questionnaires so users can better articulate their experiences during professional consultations or personal reflection.
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