Free educational self-assessment
Free AuDHD Test: Combined ADHD & Autism Self-Assessment
Explore ADHD and autistic traits with 16 questions. Get separate ASRS and AQ-10 screening scores and clear limitations. Not a combined diagnosis.
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What does this combined AuDHD quiz explore?
AuDHD is an informal term for co-occurring autism and ADHD. This 16-question experience combines six ADHD-related questions with ten AQ-10 autistic-trait statements. It gives separate summaries; combining tools does not establish that someone has both conditions or validate a new AuDHD diagnostic test.
How to answer the two parts
The ADHD questions use Never through Very Often; the AQ-10 uses four agreement choices. The ASRS source asks about the past six months. Follow each part's instructions, complete all 16 questions, and review your answers. The quiz usually takes about 3 minutes and does not require email for the on-screen results.
Understanding the current score summaries
The current ADHD display is a continuous 0–24 sum; the AQ-10 display is 0–10. The ADHD sum follows the alternative ASRS-v1.1 0–24 method described in Harvard’s February 2024 scoring update, with 14 or more as a screening threshold. It is distinct from the original 0–6 shaded-box method, and neither is a diagnosis. Combining this with AQ-10 does not validate a new AuDHD diagnostic test. These scores cannot confirm or exclude ADHD, autism, or co-occurrence. A comprehensive assessment considers development, daily functioning, context, and alternative explanations.
Sources and useful next steps
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