Adult Autism · RAADS-15

Could you be autistic?

A 15-question screening for autistic traits in adults, across three areas: social interaction, sensory and motor experiences, and restricted or repetitive patterns. A useful complement to the AQ. Free, about 7 minutes, instant result.

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🔬 Adult Autism Test (RAADS-15)
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⚠️ Disclaimer: This is an educational self-assessment, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose autism. Results can be a helpful starting point for that conversation.
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Screening for autism in adults

Autism shows up as differences in social interaction, sensory processing and specific patterns of interests and behaviors. In adults these traits are often more subtle, especially in those who have learned to mask. A screening like the RAADS helps put words to a lifelong experience.

Why so many autistic adults are diagnosed late

Many autistic adults, particularly women and highly able people, fly under the radar for decades. They compensate through masking, social imitation and exhausting effort. Recognizing your autistic traits can transform self-understanding, reduce guilt and open access to suitable accommodations.

About this RAADS-15 test

This test screens for adult autistic traits across three domains, social, sensory and repetitive, in 15 questions. It complements the AQ. Free and instant, it is a guidance tool: only a qualified clinician can diagnose autism, but this test can be a useful starting point for that conversation.