Black Rose
An unbreakable bond
On Nov 21 I had a neuropsychological evaluation. Took an intelligence test and other such tests. I failed to mention to the evaluators that I lack visual thinking because I did not realize that visual thinking was to correct term to use. This explains why my working memory would be 92. I do not have a visual sketchpad. I cannot manipulate internal visual concepts.
Baddeley's model of working memory
I think this is most likely why I have the problems I have. If I cannot keep track of the variables for solving a problem then that means I cannot solve it. And I tell people that my brain gets stuck all the time.
Here are my scores and 2 paragraphs of the report.
Baddeley's model of working memory
I think this is most likely why I have the problems I have. If I cannot keep track of the variables for solving a problem then that means I cannot solve it. And I tell people that my brain gets stuck all the time.
Here are my scores and 2 paragraphs of the report.

Eighth, on a qualitative level, Animekitty's presentation with me was somewhat off: limited use of tone of voice to enhance communication (aprosodia): he took a long time to make a point (circumstantiality): his use of gestures and facial expression to enhance communication was limited: and his thought process seemed slower (bradyphrenia). Might this be an indication of a mental disorder like Asperger's? Maybe. But it also could easily be linked with his medications. Therefore, I am hesitant to place diagnostic weight behind symptoms that could be caused by medications.
Seventh, if Animekitty's IQ is not the problem, then what is? One possibility suggested by Animekitty's online friends is that he has Asperger's syndrome, which-arguably-is now called Social Pragmatic Communications Disorder in the DSM-5. To help measure problems with social skills, I gave Animekitty several tests of social cognition, the results of which are contained on page 15. Briefly, Animekitty scored fine. This is important because it argues against flagrant problems with social cognition, which is at the core of a diagnosis like Asperger's or Social Pragmatic Communications Disorder.