MSRA Exam SJT Questions - How Score High

Summary

In this video, the speaker offers valuable tips for preparing for the MSRA's Situational Judgment Test (SJT), which includes two question types: ranking and choose-three. For ranking questions, the key is to think of options as a series of eliminations, while for choose-three questions, the goal is to find the best combination of actions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the mindset for each question type. Additionally, viewers are offered a 10% discount on MSRA resources, including audiobooks and mock exams, to aid in their preparation. The video provides practical advice for tackling the SJT with confidence.

Takeaways

• 😀 The MSRA consists of two papers: a clinical paper and an SJT (Situational Judgment Test) paper.
• 😀 The SJT paper includes two main types of questions: ranking questions and choose-three questions.
• 😀 Ranking questions ask you to rank actions from most to least appropriate in a given situation.
• 😀 For ranking questions, think of the mindset as 'Would I do this or this or this?' to progressively eliminate options.
• 😀 Choose-three questions require you to select three actions from a list that work together for the best outcome.
• 😀 For choose-three questions, think in terms of 'and' — what actions go well together to form a complete response.
• 😀 The mindset for ranking questions is about eliminating and narrowing down options, whereas for choose-three, it’s about identifying complementary actions.
• 😀 Understanding the difference between 'or' (ranking) and 'and' (choose-three) is key to answering SJT questions effectively.
• 😀 MSRA preparation resources like audiobooks and mock exams are available to help you prepare for both the clinical and SJT components.
• 😀 A 10% discount on MSRA audiobooks and mock exams is available if you email after watching the video, providing you with a valuable study tool.

Q & A

What are the two main parts of the MSRA exam?

The MSRA exam consists of two parts: the clinical paper and the SJT (Situational Judgment Test) paper.

What is the primary focus of the Situational Judgment Test (SJT)?

The SJT focuses on evaluating how you handle professional situations. It is not a clinical test, but a test of your professional judgment in various scenarios.

What are the two main types of questions in the SJT?

The two main types of questions in the SJT are Ranking questions and Choose-Three questions.

How do you approach a Ranking question in the SJT?

For Ranking questions, you need to compare each action in the given situation and rank them from most appropriate to least appropriate. The mindset is to ask yourself 'Would I do this, or this, or this?' and eliminate options step by step.

What mindset should you have when answering a Ranking question?

The mindset for Ranking questions is to think in terms of 'or.' You compare one action against others and rank them from most to least appropriate.

What is the key difference between Ranking and Choose-Three questions?

In Ranking questions, you're comparing individual actions, while in Choose-Three questions, you're selecting three actions that work together best for the most appropriate response.

How should you approach a Choose-Three question in the SJT?

For Choose-Three questions, you need to select a combination of three actions that work together to form the best response. The mindset is to think in terms of 'and,' looking for actions that complement each other.

What is the best way to improve your performance on the SJT?

The best way to improve is through regular practice, understanding the principles behind the questions, and getting used to the different types of questions (Ranking and Choose-Three).

What resources are available to help with MSRA SJT preparation?

Resources available include MSRA audiobooks, which cover both the clinical and SJT components of the exam, and MSRA mock exams. These resources can be purchased with a 10% discount by contacting the provider.

How can you use the MSRA audiobooks to prepare for the exam?

You can use the MSRA audiobooks for both clinical and SJT preparation. These audiobooks have no expiry, and you can listen to them online or offline, which is convenient for travel or busy schedules.