Broad Autism Phenotype Questionnaire

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Broad Autism Phenotype Questionnaire

“BAPQ”

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The Broad Autism Phenotype Questionnaire⁠

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Robert S. E. Hurley, Molly Losh, Morgan Parlier, J. Steven Reznick, Joseph Piven

Note: If you are curious about what your results might mean, please consult the paper referenced above. This form is only intended as a convenient supplement to the questionnaire included in that publication.

Instructions

You are about to ﬁll out a series of statements related to personality and lifestyle. For each question, circle that answer that best describes how often that statement applies to you. Many of these questions ask about your interactions with other people. Please think about the way you are with most people, rather than special relationships you may have with spouses or signiﬁcant others, children, siblings, and parents. Everyone changes over time, which can make it hard to ﬁll out questions about personality. Think about the way you have been the majority of your adult life, rather than the way you were as a teenager, or times you may have felt different than normal. You must answer each question, and give only one answer per question. If you are confused, please give it your best guess.

Questionaire

Questionaire

Question

Response

I like being around other people.

I ﬁnd it hard to get my words out smoothly.

I am comfortable with unexpected changes in plans.

It’s hard for me to avoid getting sidetracked in conversation.

I would rather talk to people to get information than to socialize.

People have to talk me into trying something new.

I am ‘‘in-tune’’ with the other person during casual interaction with acquaintances.

I have to warm myself up to the idea of visiting an unfamiliar place.

I enjoy being in social situations.

My voice has a ﬂat or monotone sound to it.

I feel disconnected or ‘‘out of sync’’ in casual interaction with acquaintances.

People ﬁnd it easy to approach me.

I feel a strong need for sameness from day to day.

People ask me to repeat things I’ve said because they don’t understand.

I am ﬂexible about how things should be done.

I look forward to situations where I can meet new people.

I have been told that I talk too much about certain topics.

When I make conversation it is just to be polite.

I look forward to trying new things.

I speak too loudly or softly.

I can tell when someone is not interested in what I am saying.

I have a hard time dealing with changes in my routine.

I am good at making small talk.

I act very set in my ways.

I feel like I am really connecting with other people.

People get frustrated by my unwillingness to bend.

Conversation bores me.

I am warm and friendly in my interactions with others.

I leave long pauses in conversation.

I alter my daily routine by trying something different.

I prefer to be alone rather than with others.

I lose track of my original point when talking to people.

I like to closely follow a routine while working.

I can tell when it is time to change topics in conversation.

I keep doing things the way I know, even if another way might be better.

I enjoy chatting with people.

There are no rows in this table

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Expand when all questions are answered.

Averaged Scores

lowest correlation is 1

highest correlation is 6

Aloof:

0

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Pragmatic Language:

0

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Rigid:

0

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