Average results for those whose type and score were both clearly indicated...
Overall: 101 Aspie, 106 Neurotypical (n=64)
ENFP: 77, 139 (n=6)
ENTP: 119, 82 (n=4)
INFJ: 73, 134 (n=4)
INFP: 111, 97 (n=14)
INTJ: 114, 94 (n=6)
INTP: 118, 87 (n=14)
ISFP: 111, 101 (n=3)
ISTJ: 76, 119 (n=3)
ISTP: 85, 113 (n=3)
xNTP: 112, 108 (n=2)
All types not listed had n=1 or n=0
Of the types listed above, ENFP and INFJ were most neurotypical; INTJ, INTP, and ENTP were least.
All E's: 82, 127
All I's: 106, 101
All N's: 105, 102
All S's: 81, 125
All F's: 98, 113
All T's: 105, 99
All J's: 86, 120
All P's: 106, 102
According to these results, we would expect INTP to be most Aspie and ESFJ most neurotypical.
Ne/Si users: 106, 101
Ni/Se users: 89, 121
Fe/Ti: 105, 100
Fi/Te: 99, 111
Ne-doms: 94, 116
Ni-doms: 94, 116 (not a typo, they're really the same)
Se-dom: 34, 175 (n=1)
Si-dom: 76, 119 (n=3)
Fe-dom: n=0
Fi-dom: 111, 100
Te-dom: 47, 161 (n=2)
Ti-dom: 112, 91
I don't think any of the data here is significant. The large differences are all untrustworthy due to sample size. Everything with n>3 is between 94-112 Aspie and 91-116 Neurotypical.
A neurotypical INTP is a rare sight indeed.
This really isn't true. I realize this sample is biased. Probably no more than 20% of the population has Asperger's, but it's close to a 50/50 split in this thread, so it's obviously not reflective of the larger population, skewing far away from average neurotypical levels.
That said, 14 self-identified INTPs have posted to this thread. Of those 14, only 6 scored 50 points higher (or more) on Aspie than Neurotypical, and 4 scored at least 50 points
lower; the remaining four were rather balanced (+27, +4, -7, -33). IRL, I would be shocked if under 50% of INTPs were neurotypical.
And I didn't mean to imply that I felt my results were inaccurate or overestimated my neurotypicality; rather, I suspect most of the lines in my diagram should go a bit farther out than they do, but in the same directions, with the same proportions. Basically, it may be squished toward the center a bit.