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After a period of instability, I need a quiet and predictable environment.

I need a quiet and predictable environment for me to switch from one task to another easily.

I often struggle to concentrate in busy and/or unpredictable environments.

I find sudden unexpected disruptions to my attention startling.

It’s distressing to be unexpectedly pulled away from something I’m engaged in.

I rarely find simultaneously holding eye contact and making a verbal conversation with another person uncomfortable.

I often notice details that others do not.

Involvement in an activity of interest often reduces my anxiety level.

I find social interactions more comfortable if communicating about a topic of interest to me.

I am often totally focused on activities I am passionate about, to the point I am unaware of other events.

I can get quite good at something even if I’m not especially interested in it.

I often lose sense of time when engaging in activities I am passionate about.

I sometimes avoid talking because I cannot reliably predict how others will react, especially strangers.

I tend to do activities because I find them interesting, instead of due to societal expectations.

I rarely find social situations chaotic.

I don’t mind if someone interrupts me when I’m in the middle of an activity.

When I’m working on something, I’m open to helpful suggestions.

I often find it difficult to switch topics after engaging in an activity for a long time.

I often engage in activities I am passionate about to escape from anxiety.

Routines provide an important source of stability and safety.

I manage uncertainty by creating routines.

I often experience anxiety over matters I have little certainty over.

I find it difficult to engage in a task of no interest to me even if it is important.

I often find engaging in stimming (e.g., fidgeting, rocking) to be relaxing.

I am usually passionate about a few topics at any one time in my life.

I have trouble filtering out sounds when I am not doing something I’m focused on.

I usually mean what I say and no more than that.

I often engage in lengthy discussions on topics I find interesting even though my conversational partner(s) do not.

I sometimes accidentally say something others find offensive/rude when I am focused on a task.

I can sometimes be very distressed by a topic that others think of as trivial.

I find it easy to keep up with group discussions where everyone is speaking.

Often when I am focused on activities, I do not notice I am thirsty or hungry.

Often when I am focused on activities, I do not notice I need the bathroom.

When there is a lot of information to consider, I often struggle to make a decision.

Sometimes making a decision is so hard I get physically stuck.

I sometimes focus on an incident for a substantial time (days) after the event.

I sometimes become highly anxious by focusing on the many possible situations that might occur at a future event.

Sometimes when I am focused on an activity, I do not recall all the information I might need to make good decisions.

People tell me I get fixated on things.

I find a problem I can’t solve distressing and/or hard to put down.

I tend to feel quite self-conscious unless I’m deeply absorbed in a task.

I often get stuck thinking about all the possibilities that might come out of a decision.

When I am interested in something, I tend to be passionate about it.

When I am interested in a topic, I like to learn everything I can about that topic.

I am still fascinated by many of the things I was interested in when I was much younger.

I rarely find myself getting stuck in loops of thought.

I often loop back to previous thoughts.

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