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Alex has 120 points; how should we interpret such a "non-acceptable" deviation?
A bias towards masculinity? Strange question. The deviation is from the average.
Are you sure you understand the purpose of the test correctly?
It's all written at the very beginning, lol:
In the 1970s, Sandra Bem developed the Sex Role Inventory in response to the view that masculinity and femininity were polar opposites and that a mismatch between masculinity-femininity and one's gender was a sign of poor mental health. Bem believed that it was possible to be both masculine and feminine at the same time and that this was the healthiest psychological state. The Open Sex Role Inventory was developed as an open-source, modernized measure of masculinity and femininity.