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Wondering how the practice test scores hold up to the actual exam scores - did the real exam feel easier than the practice?

Any tips on staying focused while studying or working? Procrastination has been getting the best of me lately.

What's your least favorite part?

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Okay, so... given current events I would want to do C. Thoughts? I'm hesitant between A & C, B seems definitely wrong.

If you’ve taken it since the recent changes, how was your experience?

Did anything about the wording, question style, or topics feel noticeably different from what you studied? Anything you wish you knew beforehand?

I'm seeing a lot of frustration about the RBT experience - I'm wondering about the other side of the coin. What are your favorite parts about being an RBT? What has it taught you? Can we get some RBT love?

Im currently in wisconsin and thinking about becoming an rbt. Ive been working as a daycare worker for a few years now.

So is rbt a profession in which you can make a career out long term? Is it pretty protected from ai stuff that is happening? How hard is the exam? Are there any other pros/cons?

How would you compare the LMSW and the LCSW in terms of difficulty? I'm wondering if the LCSW is easier because you have more real world experience under your belt by the time you take it.

r/RBT is public again!

Hey everyone,

A quick update: r/RBT was previously restricted, but the subreddit is now public again and open for posts.

If you’re an RBT, studying to become one, considering the field, or anything in between, feel free to start posting questions, experiences, advice, resources, or anything else relevant to RBTs.

Over the next little while, I’ll also be working on cleaning up the subreddit, updating rules and flairs, and making things a little easier to navigate.

If there’s anything you’d particularly like to see from r/RBT as it becomes active again, feel free to leave a comment here.

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So, I'm a little conflicted because I want to think the answer is B, but how and when do we actually believe the client when they said "it wasn't that serious". IS there such a thing as a shove that isn't serious?

i've seen older posts sharing thoughts on the pocket prep mock exams being more challenging than the real exam, and am wondering if that still applies with the NEW exam and NEW pocket prep content.

tldr: does anyone have thoughts on the pocket prep full length mock exams being easier/harder than the real exam?

I'm trying to understand what the actual test experience is like.

After you finish, do you get to see which questions you missed, or any explanations for the answers? Do you find out whether you passed immediately? Some exams make you wait for days, is it like that?

A few other things I'm wondering about, is the exam completely computer-based, and can you schedule it pretty much any week, or are there only certain testing dates throughout the year?

Thanks to anyone who can share what the process was like!

I absolutely loved this fight, Kurapika technically got some revenge but I think he realized during this fight that getting revenge wouldn't feel the way he expected it to. It was also a great introduction to power scaling as a function of kurapika's conviction and trauma. What was your favorite fight?

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For those of who took the practice exam, did you feel like your practice exam scores lined up pretty well with the real clinical ASWB exam? Is it a good indicator for the real deal?

Any advice would be appreciated!

How do you stay motivated? How do you have faith? I'm not asking about specific resources - I'm moreso trying to understand how people approach their mentality and mental health after failing the NBCOT.

What would your advice be for someone who has failed the ASWB clinical exam 3 times now, deals with test-anxiety, and failed by 9 points?

Curious if some people pass without studying at all, and no I'm not planning on not studying. I'm just curious how hard REALLY the exam is.

How practical is the exam based on stuff you learn in the field? Is it super textbook-based, niche info that doesn't quite translate to practical work?