You took the Adult Autism Self-Inventory and saw your result across four trait areas plus masking and emotional processing. This report takes those exact scores and writes the interpretation: what your specific pattern means day to day, how masking changes the reading, and where to start, written for you.
We could not find your Adult Autism Self-Inventory results on this device. The report is built from your profile, so take the free self-inventory first, then come back here.
Take the free self-inventory →Generated from your specific profile. No generic boilerplate; every paragraph is written from your scores and your lens.
A close reading of your Social, Sensory, Routine, and Focus scores and what their specific configuration means for how you move through work, relationships, and daily life, including the cross-currents between them and how masking changes the picture.
A construct-by-construct read of each score: what your level looks like in practice, and the mechanism underneath it, so the number becomes something you actually understand.
Masking and Camouflaging, and Emotional Processing and Interoception, read as moderators rather than trait scores, with a clear flag when heavy masking means your trait total likely understates your experience.
Clinical science, cognitive science, and lived experience each read your profile and surface something the others do not, each ending in a question worth sitting with.
Four priorities ordered by what to do first for your pattern, framed around accommodation and self-understanding, with a clear rationale tied to your scores and the research behind it.
The honest guidance for your profile: whether a formal assessment makes sense, what it involves, and which overlapping or look-alike conditions (anxiety, ADHD, trauma, burnout) are worth considering.
Five questions written for your specific pattern, designed to sit with rather than answer quickly.
Built on the Adult Autism Self-Inventory (LBL-AAS v2.0), an LBL-original instrument grounded in the adult-autism research literature (Lai, Lombardo & Baron-Cohen 2014; Hull et al. 2017; Tavassoli et al. 2014; Bird & Cook 2013). A self-inventory report and educational decision support, not a diagnosis.
No. Your results carry over automatically from the free self-inventory you already took. The report uses your existing six-construct profile and lens.
On screen, as a downloadable PDF, in about a minute after purchase. You can optionally have a copy emailed to you as well.
No. It is an educational decision-support tool and a structured self-inventory. It does not diagnose, treat, or screen for any condition, and it is not a substitute for a licensed professional. A high score is a signal worth a clinical conversation, not a conclusion. A formal autism diagnosis requires a clinician to assess developmental history and functional impact.
You are refunded automatically. You are only charged for a report that successfully generates.