Ravanix – Smart Psychological Assessment

Ravanix is a free, dynamic engine for building, managing, and running psychological questionnaires in WordPress. Site admins can design any kind of test (personality, clinical, screening, satisfaction surveys, etc.) with custom dimensions (subscales), multiple question types (5- and 7-point Likert, yes/no, custom multiple-choice), reverse scoring, and custom interpretation ranges. Once a user completes a test, they see their psychological profile along with a bar chart and an interpretive description for each dimension, and the admin can view every participant's results in the admin panel. Key features (free, in this plugin)

• A fully dynamic test builder: any number of tests, each with custom dimensions and questions
• Question types: 5- and 7-point Likert, yes/no, custom multiple-choice with any numeric value
• Reverse scoring and an importance weight for each question
• Definable interpretation ranges for each dimension, with a custom description
• Display a test via shortcode on any page or post
• Optional display of questionnaires as a custom post type with an SEO-friendly slug, tags, categories, and a "related questionnaires" display
• The WordPress classic editor for the test and dimension descriptions
• Bulk paste-import of questions and answer options
• Question pagination for long questionnaires, with a progress bar and browser autosave
• Configurable participant info fields (name, education, mobile, email, age, gender)
• Bar chart for results with Chart.js (loaded locally, no external CDN required)
• An admin panel to review every participant's results
• Anti-spam protection (honeypot field, minimum completion time, rate limiting)
• Supports right-to-left (RTL) questionnaires (e.g. Persian/Arabic) alongside left-to-right ones, and is fully translation-ready (i18n-ready)

Ravanix Pro A separate, paid companion plugin, Ravanix Pro, is available from psykey.ir and adds: standard T/Z scores and percentile rank based on norm tables, composite (higher-order) factor scores, validity scales, forced-choice/ipsative questions and overlapping multi-scale scoring, PDF and CSV/Excel export, full JSON import/export of tests, execution limits and access codes, WooCommerce integration for selling access to a test, and a "My Results" dashboard with a timeline chart for repeated attempts. Ravanix Pro requires this plugin (Ravanix) to be installed and active; it is not hosted on WordPress.org. An "Upgrade to Pro" page with a full feature comparison is available from the plugin's own menu. Important note about standardized instruments (NEO, Millon, Beck, MMPI, etc.) The items, official scoring keys, and norms of standardized, copyrighted instruments such as the NEO-PI-R, MMPI, Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory, and the original Beck inventories belong to their publishers and are not included in this plugin. As a professional with legitimate, licensed access to these instruments, you can enter their items, dimensions, scoring, and interpretive keys yourself through the admin panel; the plugin only provides the technical infrastructure.

1.0.11

• Removed the RSS feed calls to psykey.ir on the Settings page (no external requests remain)
• Fixed a missing/doubled separator between the "View profile", "PDF" (Pro), and "Delete" row actions on the "Participant Results" screen
• Tested up to WordPress 7.1

1.0.2

• New: an optional "Show results ranked from highest to lowest" setting per test, for questionnaires where relative ranking between dimensions matters more than each one's absolute level (e.g. strengths, interests, dominant traits)
• New: dimensions without an interpretation range now show their own general description instead of a blank "not defined" message
• New: test display direction (RTL/LTR) is now detected automatically from the site's language, removing a manual per-test setting
• New: the "All Tests" admin screen now follows WordPress's native list-table conventions (status filter, hover row actions, mobile-responsive layout)

1.0.1

• Full English translation of the admin interface and all plugin strings; the source .pot file was regenerated accordingly
• Fixed a bug where a participant's gender was matched against a translated display label instead of a stable internal value, which could silently break gender-based norm matching on non-default languages
• Various WordPress coding-standards and documentation clean-ups

1.0.0

• Initial public release of Ravanix