Just took the survey. I liked how the questions were constructed, specifically the way that unrelated questions were stuck in a group of similar questions. It makes the answers more impulsive and honest.

Also, the fact that non-binary and asexual were given as options made me smile. I hate having to "round myself up" to one or the other.

So wtf is this doing on myth-weavers?

In America!

Interesting, but I had to think about the definitions of the words in a couple of the questions.
Other than that, took about 20 minutes

Someone was curious about the abuse questions on the survey (pretty much asking without directly asking) and I decided to explain why I felt they were on there using what I've learned about the Carer's Allowance (the dwp.gov.uk site is my source on that before you ask) and what has been said by other parents.

Also I live in the United Kingdom (profile clearly states this), which last I checked was not in America despite my jokes about England becoming the 51st state of America.

Interesting idea.

I have no idea what the theory of this survey is, but it only took 15 minutes, and it was a very well done survey. The questions were phrased by someone obviously very familiar with the world of RPGs, which is nice.

Could whoever created this survey please post the results/findings here in the future? I'm mildly curious.

I took it and am curious about the results as well. I was pleasantly surprised to see prosopagnosia as an option, which I do have. Lots of effort went into this!

For those interested in the results of the survey, I found this contact information in the first few paragraphs before the survey begins.

Ah. That's interesting. I hadn't seen that information because I hadn't yet taken the survey. The person I mention in my initial post is apparently one of the primary investigators. She's quite sharp and well informed about advocacy and related issues, so it's no surprise that the survey appears to be well constructed.

Yeah, I was originally taking it because I have Asperger's, but I was interested to see people without autism were welcomed. =)