Sexual Repression Index (SRI) Quiz

The Sexual Repression Index (SRI) Quiz is an online psychometric self-assessment tool designed to help individuals gain a scientific understanding of their sexual psychological characteristics and overall sexual well-being. Drawing on multiple validated psychometric scales, it aims to promote sexual health and intimacy through evidence-based self-discovery. The platform emphasizes privacy, with all data processed and stored locally on the user's device, ensuring complete anonymity and user control over data, including the ability to delete or export assessment history at any time.

The tool offers two assessment modes: a Quick Assessment for users seeking a brief overview, and a Full Assessment for a more comprehensive analysis. The Quick Assessment includes instruments such as the SIS/SES-SF, Mosher Guilt Inventory (short form), KISS-9 Sexual Shame Scale, and SOS Sexual Perceptions Screening, with an estimated completion time of 8-15 minutes and 33-42 questions. The Full Assessment incorporates the full versions of the SIS/SES scales, the complete Mosher Guilt Inventory, KISS-9 with additional dimension analysis, and BSAS Sexual Attitudes Scale Calibration, requiring 25-40 minutes and 58-126 questions. The system intelligently adapts the assessment based on the user's age and background, offering special protections for adolescents aged 14-17 and providing culturally sensitive content for users without sexual experience.

The SRI Quiz is grounded in internationally recognized and rigorously validated scales, including the Dual Control Model (SIS/SES) for measuring sexual inhibition and excitation, the Mosher Guilt Inventory for assessing sexual guilt, the KISS-9 scale for evaluating sexual shame and self-acceptance, and the SOS scale for emotional orientation toward sexual stimuli. The tool is available in both English and Chinese, and its scientific content has been reviewed by a clinical psychologist specializing in human sexuality. It is built on an open-source framework and is intended for educational and self-discovery purposes, not as a substitute for professional mental health services. The SRI Quiz is free to use online.