What's the most difficult test you've ever taken?
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Physically, I once took the test issued to police cadets. I wasn't trying to be a cop, just volunteering for them, but that test was harder than any physical test I had ever taken. I passed, technically, but nearly threw up. Several people did puke after or during the run.
Emotionally, my first skydiving lesson/test was the worst. Each jump is a test to see if you can move on to the next lesson. Climbing out onto the strut and letting go of that airplane was one the most difficult things I've ever done.
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In California, it's called the Written Clinical Exam (WCE). As someone who also has a Master's degree in Education... which includes the design and development of tests, this is one of the WORST exams I've ever seen... and you have to pass it before you can start making some actual money as a therapist.
The idea is sound: Give candidates clinical vignettes and test them on actual cases. The implementation of the exam is horrid. The test will present four multiple-choice answers that typically have four to five items on each answer. Many of the items are repeated, but subtly changed. The answers are vague AND, typically, all of the answers are right. You have to pick the "rightest" of the answers.
It's terrible... and about 50% of the people (including me) fail it the first time.
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