Got 30/36. Yay! I'm not a Cylon.

Didn't find it stressful. It was interesting though when I would get one wrong and absolutely could NOT see why it would be the emotion described...

I agree. This felt like a test of whether or not one is conditioned to recognize how actors use their eyes to express certain emotions rather than a test of how well one can empathize with the feelings of others in the real world.

What is the general average? I didn't make it far enough to get told what the scores mean.

The general population average is 26.2, and the Aspergers/High-Functioning Autist average is 21.9 according to the end of the test.

32. At least those responding corroborate your prediction. Could be self-selection. Those I got wrong I spent too much time analyzing, might have selected the "correct" answer if I had acted quicker. Does that corroborate Dunning-Kruger a bit?

EDIT: Reading further in the comments quite a few folks revealed a lower score. Actually that should not be too surprising, since some number of high-achieving, socially awkward types find fulfillment in hacking (Bill Gates).

How about just good or bad luck with the test?

I was extremely surprised by this, I had at times almost gone so far as self diagnosing myself with aspergers due to my complete lack of interest in all things touchy feely and human, but hey; 35/36.

33. at first, I thought that it was just faking me out & telling me I was right on all of them. usually, I don't notice details about people very easily (gained/lost weight, new haircut, etc), unless I make a conscious effort to concentrate on such details. Perhaps that could be another contributing factor between the results and what one might expect.

Just adding my score of 32, which was a surprise. And quite a confidence boost. Just hope the test results aren't rigged. They ya go, over-thinking things.

33 here. The only anxiety or frustration I got was getting one wrong because I didn't read all the choices. Other than that it was kind of fun.

I did a version of this test without instant feedback around a month ago and got 20/36, and just got a 25 on this one.

Learning effects?

34. I think you might be on to some thing.

Interesting hypothesis. I'm a 31. I wonder what the range of "normal" is.

Spot on. 30 out of 36.

35 out of 36. I've often thought I was hypersensitive about things/people, and I'm always concerned with what other people are feeling, even more than my (female) partner :)

31... Agreed.

Seems to be correct so far, 32.

Wow, that sounds like me. 32.

Yup... 31 here.