How to get diagnosed with autism? - Serious question

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Just took this Aspie Quiz unironically and this is my result:
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So am I egilible for the autism diagnose? Autists of kiwifarms, how did you get your diagnose anyway? Should I officially declare myself a nekogender and bring my anime neko drawing to the doctor just in case? Please help me get my autismbux!
 
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Frank D'arbo said:
This is absolutely fucking retarded, I've been diagnosed twice in my life (once by a pediatrician and again for pills), both times the professionals said I'm an autist, and this says I'm not autistic.
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>Autism score of 49
>You are very likely neurotypical

I feel as though I have been deceived for all these years
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Well, that's mean you are normies now, and you know what? YOU WILL HAVE TO WORK AND PAY FOR MY AUTISMBUX FROM NOW ON:unholy:
 
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146/200 neurotypical.

Idiotic quiz.
Half the questions are situational. "It depends what the fuck I'm doing, OK? I don't permit myself to get distracted when I'm working because people fucking die if I do that! The paperwork gets tedious really fucking fast."
10% of them depend entirely on your definition of normal. Which relies on you having a reasonably accurate assessment of other peoples actions. Kinda going in circles there on an aspie quiz.
 
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Embaby Cumjar said:
If it's serious it would have been noticed in school and you would've been tested for free. Most people who purposely seek diagnosis, especially privately and as adults are fakers or very mild cases. Online tests are notoriously inaccurate.
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What would be the implications if schools kept ordering tests but a student kept "passing" as not-autistic? Asking for a friend.
 
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BelUwUga said:
What would be the implications if schools kept ordering tests but a student kept "passing" as not-autistic? Asking for a friend.
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They usually hire pretty well trained neuropsychologists so their diagnosis is most likely clinically supported and accurate. They usually screen for any kind of learning disability, not just autism. So it likely means whatever behavioral/learning issues that inspired the ordering of the test are caused by a physical disability, mental illness, environmental problems like a bad home life etc. but do not affect cognitive processing, which is measurable on the tests they do. It includes iq testing and many ways of testing any defect in processing information.
 
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