Social Tests

An emotional intelligence assessment measuring the ability to perceive, manage, and utilize emotions.

A situational emotional intelligence assessment evaluating emotion coping strategies through specific scenarios.

A professional interpersonal communication pattern assessment tool developed based on Satir's family therapy theory. It precisely identifies placating, blaming, super-reasonable, and distracting communication tendencies and assesses your level of congruent communication ability, offering scientific guidance for improving interpersonal interaction and communication quality (results cannot replace a professional counselor's comprehensive analysis).

A professional assessment designed based on social psychology theory. Its 15 questions comprehensively reveal your strengths and potential weaknesses in social situations and evaluate your communication skills, relationship-building ability, emotional perception, and adaptability, helping you improve the quality of your interpersonal interactions more effectively.

A screening assessment designed based on the psychology of interpersonal interaction and personality disorder spectrum theory. Through an analysis of reactions in typical social situations, it evaluates maladaptive behavioral patterns you may have in relationships and offers professional advice for improving social interaction.

Based on theoretical models of emotional intelligence, this test comprehensively evaluates four core abilities: emotion perception, emotion understanding, emotion management, and emotion utilization. It provides an emotional intelligence profile and situational improvement suggestions to help you apply emotional wisdom in relationships, the workplace, and personal growth.

This test accurately screens for your awkwardness and unease in social situations, distinguishes "social phobia" from introversion, and offers scientific strategies for social desensitization.

This test evaluates the quality of your social network and your sense of social boundaries, helping you build high-value, deep, clear, and comfortable relationships.

This test analyzes your communication preferences in conflict and collaboration, helping you recognize pitfalls and master communication skills that can defuse crises and strengthen relationships.

Simulating high-pressure interpersonal scenarios, this test evaluates your conflict management ability and guides you on how to protect yourself and repair relationships in difficult conversations.

This scale distinguishes introversion from social difficulties. It identifies the excessive worry a child feels during group activities or public speaking and helps them build social confidence.

Based on the reciprocity principle of social exchange theory, it evaluates your input-output ratio in friendships and the health of your support system.

It explores your sensitivity to others' evaluations and your interpretive tendencies, distinguishing real threats from cognitive biases and easing unnecessary interpersonal worries.

In a light and fun way, it analyzes the areas where you are prone to setbacks, such as communication, technology, travel, or rekindling an old flame, and offers tips to cope.

Based on Gottman's marital relationship theory, it evaluates your communication patterns, conflict resolution styles, and the state of your emotional bank account.

From the perspective of social exchange and reciprocity, it analyzes the emotional value, practical help, or social capital you provide in interpersonal relationships.

It measures your vigilance and trust boundaries in interpersonal relationships, helping you identify the areas where you are easily influenced.

It analyzes your judgment habits when facing suspicious information, helping you identify and reduce the risk of being scammed.

In certain female social circles, some words and actions are easily seen as out of place; this helps you understand these unspoken rules.

It explores which dimensions of your personal image you care about and to what extent gossip behind your back affects your psychology.

From the angles of interaction patterns, emotional expression, and willingness to advance the relationship, it interprets why you have been unable to break through.

It measures your flexibility, empathy, and social skills in interpersonal relationships. It helps you understand whether you are too blunt or overly worldly and offers practical strategies to improve communication efficiency and interpersonal harmony.

It explores your preference for emotional support, instrumental support, and informational support. It clarifies which trait you value most in a friend, so you can build a higher-quality social support system.

It evaluates your cognition and coping style when facing two-faced people. It analyzes your defense mechanisms and teaches you how to protect yourself and maintain psychological boundaries in complex social environments.

It scientifically evaluates your fear, anxiety, and avoidance behavior in social situations. It distinguishes introversion from pathological social difficulty and offers gradual advice for overcoming social fear.

It explores the core traits that attract others to you in relationships (such as affinity, talent, or empathy). It helps you amplify your personal strengths and enhance your social charm.

It evaluates your attractiveness, level of respect, and influence in interactions with the opposite sex. It analyzes your strengths and weak spots and offers targeted advice to improve your appeal to the opposite sex.

It evaluates your level of thoroughness and guardedness in interpersonal relationships. It analyzes whether the depth of your shrewdness is beneficial to socializing and offers healthy strategies for protecting yourself.

Assess the ratio of energy cost to benefit in your social network. It helps you identify and reduce ineffective socializing and focus your energy on high-quality relationships.

Your advantages, such as talent, appearance, or resources, may unintentionally become the focus of others' comparisons. Test which of your traits are most likely to provoke envy.

Through your perception of supportive relationships, it reveals who truly offers you unconditional acceptance and care in your life. It could be a parent, partner, or friend.

Do you come across to others as competent, warm, or moral? Test the projection of your social personality.

Through hypothetical scenarios, it explores your sense of boundaries, your sense of humor, and the psychological strategies you use to handle awkwardness.

Test your ability to keep secrets in social situations, from unintentional leaks to actively guarding them, and understand your sense of verbal boundaries.

Is it an encouraging, resource-providing, or challenging supporter? Test what traits define the kind of person who best inspires your growth.

It distinguishes innocent trust from a lack of judgment. Through scenario-based choices, it assesses your interpersonal cognitive style so you can avoid being misunderstood or taken advantage of.

It evaluates your outward achievements, expressive style, and interpersonal interaction patterns to identify which traits easily trigger others' upward social comparison and hostile envy.