IQ and Ability Tests

The Trait Meta-Mood Scale (TMMS), developed by Salovey and Mayer and adapted into Chinese by Wei Jia and colleagues, measures emotional attention, emotional clarity, and mood repair.

The Life Events Scale (LES) records which life events you have experienced and how strongly they affected you over a given period.

The Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire (SCSQ) assesses responses to stress across positive and negative coping dimensions.

The Coping Style Questionnaire (CSQ) assesses responses to stress in six areas: problem-solving, self-blame, seeking support, fantasy, avoidance, and rationalization.

Assess your emotional intelligence across self-awareness, emotion management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationships.

The EFLRI quantifies the resources a person brings to a relationship across 11 dimensions: appearance, physique, sexual health, physical health, personality, mental health, responsibility, ability, profession/career, income, and family background.

The partner-rating version of the EFLRI assesses the resources a partner brings to a relationship across 11 dimensions: appearance, physique, sexual health, physical health, personality, mental health, responsibility, ability, profession/career, income, and family background.

This 40-question multiple-choice IQ test assesses intelligence across logical reasoning, mathematical calculation, language comprehension, and abstract thinking.

This 40-question multiple-choice test assesses logical thinking in four areas: reasoning, spatial thinking, numerical reasoning, and abstract thinking.

This 50-item self-assessment explores potential talents in creativity, interpersonal skills, logical analysis, artistic sensitivity, and verbal expression.