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How to Read These Examples
The prompts below are original CASPer-style practice examples, not real test content. A strong response usually does four things: acknowledges the people affected, avoids jumping to conclusions, takes a reasonable first step, and names what would happen if the first step does not resolve the issue.
| Strong video move | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Pause before judging | Fairness and information gathering |
| Speak to the person privately | Respect and professionalism |
| Name the competing responsibilities | Ethical awareness and perspective-taking |
| Offer a next step and backup plan | Practical problem solving |
| Keep the answer specific to the prompt | Adaptability instead of memorization |
For more detail on delivery, camera setup, and response pacing, use the CASPer Video Response Guide after you work through these examples.