Casper test a - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

As a witness is it your responsibility to intervene? Why or why not? - If I didn't do anything when witnessing an ethical dilemma, I would always question if my inability to act or my fear of repercussions/feeling uncomfortable could have potentially helped resolve that moment even for a second. It wouldn't have hurt to try, but there can always be some positivity out of it. Have you ever witnessed or personally experienced a situation where professional boundaries were crossed? - When I ...

Describe a disappointment/obstacle from your life - An obstacle I had to overcome was taking my finals after being jet lagged from an international trip. My freshman year of college I took an international trip for winter break, but my last final got moved back to the day after I left. I talked to the professor to see if I could take it early, but she said due to policy no one can take exams early, so I must take it on the make-up day when I get back. I was worried how jet lag would affect ...

Describe a disappointment from your life. - I once applied for a veterinary technician position at a veterinary emergency hospital. However, after a month had passed with no response, I sent a follow-up email to inquire about my initial email. After another two weeks, I showed up to the clinic in person to deliver my resume, but again I received no response. I was disappointed that I did not receive even a rejection notification, however, I took this as a learning experience to better mysel...

As a witness is it your responsibility to intervene? Why or why not? - If I didn't do anything when witnessing an ethical dilemma, I would always question if my inability to act or my fear of repercussions/feeling uncomfortable could have potentially helped resolve that moment even for a second. It wouldn't have hurt to try, but there can always be some positivity out of it. Have you ever witnessed or personally experienced a situation where professional boundaries were crossed? - When I ...

CASPER TEST B

What are the steps I should follow before answering a question? - BEFORE - Read the question twice. - Gather the facts. DRAFTING - Remain purely objective. Your response should be non-judgemental, non-confrontational, and you should not jump to conclusions. "First, I will remain objective, non-judgemental, nonconfrontational, and not jump to any conclusions." - If applicable, mention holding a private conversation with the individual to gather all facts. This should be done in a non-ac...

Describe a disappointment from your life. ... Describe one time when your boss had to confront you about an issue with your work. Tell me about a time that you made a mistake at work. About a month in, working as a research assistant in a pancreatic cancer laboratory, some of my Polymerase Chain Reactions for a specific gene were not working. My boss told me that I my DNA extraction probably was not clean enough, or not enough DNA was properly extracted. Though I felt a little dishearte...

Describe one time when your boss had to confront you about an issue with your work. Tell me about a time that you made a mistake at work. - About a month in, working as a research assistant in a pancreatic cancer laboratory, some of my Polymerase Chain Reactions for a specific gene were not working. My boss told me that I my DNA extraction probably was not clean enough, or not enough DNA was properly extracted. Though I felt a little disheartened, I asked if I could watch him do it the next...

CASPER TEST 2024 GRADED A.

CASPER TEST SITUATIONS As a witness is it your responsibility to intervene? Why or why not? If I didn't do anything when witnessing an ethical dilemma, I would always question if my inability to act or my fear of repercussions/feeling uncomfortable could have potentially helped resolve that moment even for a second. It wouldn't have hurt to try, but there can always be some positivity out of it. Have you ever witnessed or personally experienced a situation where professional boundaries ...