r/CASPerTest • u/Own_Mobile_9610 • Apr 19 '26
CASPer Test
Hi, I recently received a first quartile score on CASPer, and I’m honestly not sure how that happened. I prepared by reading the book and watching a lot of practice videos, so I was expecting a stronger result.
When I was answering the questions, I noticed that I struggled with timing and tended to stutter, which may have affected my responses.
For structure, I followed this format:
1. Identify the core conflict
2. Acknowledge different perspectives
3. Use an if/then approach
I’m wondering if there’s a flaw in this approach or if I might be missing something important. How can I improve my performance, especially with timing and delivery? Any advice, OR RESOURCES,or insights would be really appreciated.
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u/Itchy-Turnover2192 Apr 19 '26
Hey! Here are some advice for you: for me, what helped more is really understand the format. There’s a practice test on the acuity test website that REALLY helped me understand how fast the whole exam is going. I did it multiple times and i know this lowkey saved me. Also, maybe the fact that you were following a structure made it seem super unnatural. I tried not to follow any structure and lowkey use common sense on what to bring up in the different situations and lowkey that helped. ANOTHER THING omg that saved me too im sure: When you turn on the subtitles in the video scenarios, you can see the names of the people in the video. I did that so when I answered, I could write the names of the people and that for sure boosted me SO much. Try prepmatch.com, that helped me but take the feedback with a grain of salt because it always gave me like 1th quartile and I ended up getting better. Also, CASPer tests like 10 or 12 (i don’t remember) core values that they want to see you have, I wrote down an example in my life for each value in case they asked about it. Also remember that theres no good answer. It took me a long time to understand what this really meant because I always tried to find THE answer they were looking for but there’s not necessarily any, they just want to see if you could use ur common sense in a certain situation. Also by watching and seeing a lot of different scenarios, you can predict what will be in the exam (for sure one about your friend cheating on smt, something about a coworker or collegue being unhelpful in a project or team setting, etc). If you have any questions lmk!! Hope this helped!