'>>77247348
How did I do? Am I good monkey?';

'>>77247348
Interesting read, have a bump';

'>>77247416
ooking and eeking well within optimal operating range';

'I am an autistic male';

'>>77247416
Also got 26.
Some were kind of weird though.';

'>>77247348
I got 30, but noticed if i had to do it without multiple choice deduction available i probably wouldve got 10 or lower';

'imagine saying this to someone and they reply with a non realist answer';

'>>77247570
Me, I, am you.';

'31/36. thought the flirty / desire faces were anger / fear. it's over.';

'>>77247348
got 23. its easier for me to differentiate between positive emotions then more negative ones, especially in regards to multiple choice, also im not a native english speaker, so sometimes i just chose words that i dont know, as they seemed too extravagant to be a random choice, worked i think every single time (twice) ahaha, guess i got lucky in that regard';

'>>77247348
These tests are bullshit because identifiying the emotional state displayed on static images of faces is unrelated to our ability to recognize and respond to nonverbal expressions in real time social interaction, since there is no pause button.';

'>>77247348
25/36, but a handful for me were a tossup between the wrong answer i picked and my second choice which ended up being right.';

'>>77247768
Cope, the test asked you to answer as quickly as possible. I got 34/36 answering within 5 seconds of the image loading, some of the meanings were pretty close. For example one I got wrong was thinking distrustful was anger or something like that.
Also a normie, so ig that helps';

'>>77247516
I wonder if we got the same images right and wrong';

'>>77247348
I wouldn't say I did too bad considering the only facial expression we're going by are cropped out eyes.

>two identical threads';

'>15
bad images
i can actually read faces';

'>13/36
is it over for me? or is the test bs';

'>>77248363
I'm ngl a score <34 indicates down's syndrome with each decrement of 2 placing you on the higher end of severity.';

'>>77247348
11/36 how over is it I've given up actually knowing how people feel and have been guessing for years';

'is it all in the eyes?';

'>>77247416
I'm the same monky as you are';

'>>77247768
Also the pictures are what the quiz setter assumed. I would get 100% in the real world.';

'>>77248363
This one guy I used to know kept mistaking playful with angry. He was a bit of a psycho.';

'>>77247348
I got like low 20s when I took this test as a sperg. feels good to be high iq.';

'stealth autism test';

'>>77247348
21 this time, not a bad improvement over when I last took it over a decade ago and scored 18.';

'>>77247348
27/36 diagnosed autist.';

'taking advantage of low scor.g anns';

'>>77247348
I literally don't know';

'>>77247348
Did better than I thought I would

>>77252064
>anon literally doesn't know what a look of desire looks like
The state of young men ;_;';

'>>77252064
I think desire is the obvious answer';

'>>77252123
>>77252138
she looks annoyed and sarcastic to me';

'This test just taught me that all those times I thought a girl was looking at me with desire was actually right and I'm not actually delusional like I try to convince myself
When a girl looks at me like that my body enters high alert and I have to get away from her ASAP';

'>>77247348
>26/36
on most of the ones I got wrong I misconstrued interest with hostility. In my head any expression with eyes on you and head tilted downwards is aggressive.
>>77252064
>>77252157
I also thought she looked annoyed, if this wasn't multiple choice I reckon I would have done much worse.
It's strange though - I always figured it was the mouth that more distinguished if an emotion was positive or negative?';

'>>77252138
inb4 'no woman has EVER looked at me like this how was i supposed to know ;;'';

'>>77248403
You are not funny, kys';

'>>77252500
I scored 36/36. wbu?';

'erm bros i think it's over or the test is retarded';

'its more of an empathy test';

'>>77247348
They obviously want you to think about it in a certain way. The thing is people that know facial expressions also know how to hide them or have long(subconciously) learned not to express things in certain ways.

Just because some thing's written in a book doesn't make it true. A facial expression doesn't necessarily mean they're in a certain state of mind or having a certain thought.';

'>>77252064
This is literally just Adriana Lima's neutral facial expression.';

'>>77247348
I feel like half the pictures could be interpreted in many ways, i guess it depends on context';

'I noticed I had more trouble with women's eyes. I think I lack experience with their facial expressions, or I subconsciously assume women are dishonest or deceitful.
I got 25';

'>>77247348

If body language is real. Why do actors and movies exist? "Oh that's different. That's just an exception". How many exceptions are allowed?';

'>>77247348
normalDEITY
>>77253287
>>77248363
based';

'>>77252157
>childhood trauma is also associated with differences in recognising others' emotions; however, these are not uniform. The effects of childhood trauma on emotion classification accuracy are dependent on the emotional valence of the face; accuracy is higher for negative emotions and poorer for positive or neutral emotions, which are often misclassified as negative';

'>>77247348
I mog you all';

'Everyone acts fake in the presence of a camera. This test doesn't work unless the photos are candid.';

'>>77255599
sure it does. most of these have an obvious answer that most people would agree upon, whether it's a genuine expression or not, reading it the same way other people would means you're normal. the only issue is that it's culturally loaded, but from what I've seen it still works well enough. it's almost certainly more accurate than a personality test albeit maybe less than an IQ test.';

'>>77247348
I need more clues. Only the eyes is not enough to produce good results.';