It measures emotional and social intelligence across 15 subscales — including emotional self-awareness, assertiveness, empathy, stress tolerance, impulse control, optimism, and happiness — first defined by Reuven Bar-On's published model of emotional-social intelligence.

Most people complete the 90 items in about 12–15 minutes. Answers auto-save in your browser so you can pause and return later without losing progress.

No. The EQ-i 2.0 is a 133-item commercial instrument owned by MHS Assessments. The Ravanbarvar version uses the publicly known 15-subscale Bar-On framework with the standard 90-item Iranian adaptation. It is appropriate for self-reflection, not as a substitute for a clinically administered EQ-i 2.0.

Yes. Your answers and scores are saved only to your private Ravanbarvar account. They are not shared with anyone and are never used to train AI models.

Each subscale has 6 items scored 0–4 (with reverse-keyed items flipped). The subscale score is the raw total divided by 24, expressed as a percentage. The overall EQ score is the unweighted mean of the 15 subscale percentages. Bands: very low (<20), low (<40), medium (<60), high (<80), very high (≥80).