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Thank you! This helps narrow down the options for how to respond. Though, one of the practice questions boiled was “you are stranded on an island with four other survivors. How do you survive? How do you stay hopeful? Your shelter is destroyed by the high winds. What should you do?” It was very odd.

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Really like your Casper approach, thanks for making videos. Waiting for more Casper videos and expert responses both for typing based scenarios and for verbal one. 👍🏻

Hi, i just got my result back for Casper and scored in the top quartile. Your videos were very helpful as I prepared. Particularly in how to approach each question with a framework. Thanks so much!

Been watching all you videos over and over again. Wish me luck ❤

Great video. Thank you for this. Keep doing what you're doing.

In the reform question type, what could be the answer for the question where i have to give advice to manager to avoid worktime conflicts ?

this is invaluable content posted fully for free. i used similar content on your channel to prepare for the CASPER test and it helped so much to score in the fourth quartile this year. thank you! please keep making content 😄

These videos are very helpful. Thank You so much for taking your time to make them. Really do appreciate this Dr. Raja. ☺😊

so its 1 minute for each video response? and not the 3 questions?

Just wanted to say thank you for the videos! Received a 4th quartile on the CASPer exam.

Thank you so much! This is an incredibly helpful video, happy I came across your channel!

Very sharp approach!!

Thank you for this video! How many words per minute should we strive for?

ahaha im scared (but this did ease my anxiety a bit, thanks)

Thank you this is very helpful!!

How is this response? I did this in 1 min and 30 sec I would approach Daphne and tell her that Natalie may financial issues and as a result is not able to pay. Or perhaps something traumatic has happened in her life, such as the death of a parent. I would tell daphne that we cannot blame her because it may ruin their friendship. I would also help daphne to see if there is a refund policy, or help daphne get in touch with the home owner to see if they are able to provide a refund or even a partial refund.

What do you think of writing the test prep questions in a bit of a longer time-period at first and then slowly shortening the time period as you go?

Thank you, this was a really easy to digest, useful video

Thank you!

Thank you for the examples and detailed responses!

Thank you so much for taking the time to give us such a detailed approach to the CASPer!

Thanks..

Here are those links: Podcast episodes: Overview of medical ethics: www.thesuccessfulmatch.com/podcast-1/episode/1b7a70bd/19-five-cases-with-medical-ethics-issues Autonomy discussion: www.thesuccessfulmatch.com/podcast-1/episode/31cb21aa/20-five-medical-ethics-cases-on-autonomy-and-confidentiality Blog post: www.thesuccessfulmatch.com/post/how-to-approach-ethical-dilemma-scenarios-in-the-medical-school-interview-and-in-the-mmi

I wish I would've done this on my CASPer exam. I didn't take any notes on the scenarios :(

I'm excited to keep seeing these series! This seems super helpful.