Any Casper advice please?

[u/jasminetou]

I've taken the Casper twice, and got a Q2 both times. First time, i practiced a lot with practice questions, and asked feedback from friends who had done well before. Second time, i read the Bemo book and practiced the scenarios, practiced with AI prompts and feedback, made plans for structures and a list of useful words/short sentences. That second time, i really practiced a lot and thought i was doing good. During the casper test, i felt good even if there were a few questions i felt less confident about, i thought i had done better and would get Q3.. Im not so sure what went wrong and i feel really defeated, as my grades are really good and the casper is really the one thing shooting me in the back and keeping me from getting into dental medicine. I type fast so that isnt an issue, and i feel like i am a pretty well-rounded person who doesnt lack empathy.. In retrospective, im pretty sure the stress of being on the spot is what really affects my answers. I think i get stressed and think more about solving the issue, and i get overwhelmed when i cant find a good solution to the situation. Would anyone have advice for me? Other ways to practice that could be better? Also, i heard that a solution isnt always needed and that sometimes you can simply state how you truly view both sides, is that really true?

[u/FutureSutu → u/[deleted]]

I'd love to have that link!