Going outside FirstAid+world for behavioral

[njshibby]

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I'm getting down to crunch time I was wondering if it was worthwhile going over high yield behavioral for that subject. I haven't done much outside of one time through with first aid and questions seemed sufficient for world. But there are a ton of random topics which I assume are at least of some yield in the exam in the book. Thoughts?

 

[Mortal_Lessons]

I'm getting down to crunch time I was wondering if it was worthwhile going over high yield behavioral for that subject. I haven't done much outside of one time through with first aid and questions seemed sufficient for world. But there are a ton of random topics which I assume are at least of some yield in the exam in the book. Thoughts?

I consolidated HY Behavioral Science into FA and found that most of the stuff is already in FA (either in the Behavioral Science or Psychiatry section). I spent about a day doing this and didn't get the sense that the information is very high-yield based on Kaplan questions and a couple NBME's. Things like health care statistics, bereavement and cultural differences in viewing healthcare are unique to the book but don't know the return on your investment spent looking at it. If you've got the time, go for it, but if it's getting to be crunch time, I wouldn't bother...

 

[njshibby]

exactly what i wanted to know appreciate it!