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Any one have advice for the behavioral science shelf exam? Esp. on how to approach answers to the "what would you say next" questions?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
JBlue said:Also, there is NO statistics/epidimiology on the exam. Some of my classmates spent a lot of time studying this because it is in the BRS but there was none on the exam.
DoctorWannaBe said:Doesn't that just depend on which form of the exam you get? Stats are included in First Aid, so some people must get that stuff.
our school had given us these bs notes that they had compiled alongwith a full day of saturday worth of lecture on bs...at first i thought that both the notes and the lecture were great but then the following saturday when we took the behavioral sc. shelf exam i was surprised to see how useless the notes and lecture was....
...so i started looking for other sources and i found that kaplan's bs book was awesome....it has lots of charts and "rules" that give u a structural framework of what to do next....all u have to do is follow the rules...after having taken the shelf exam i can say that had i gone over kaplan's book i would've done great on the shelf....so thats my experience...i'm not sure if there are any other great books out there that would help...i heard that teh bs brs is good too..but i've heard that kaplan's is better...i've personally never looked at bs brs
hope this helps!