CASPER ANDREW ART 188 FINAL STUDY
GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
>> what are the nine categories that is based on casper?
Answer: Ethics
>> what is the general approcach you must take when answering a question?
Answer: acknowledge the dilenma/show empathy
>> what are some things you should do during in the casper (7)
Answer: Prioritize safety first
>> what are some donts that hurt your score? (8)
Answer: dont jump to conclusions
>> what does it mean to not be passive?
Answer: You still need to take some action.
>> whats a good formula for answering casper questions
Answer: Acknowledge the issue
>> what are examples of using soft language?
Answer: “Her comment may unintentionally come across as hurtful.”
>> what phrases can you say to prioritize safety first
Answer: Always ask yourself: “Is anyone in danger?”
>> examples of phrases showing empathy
Answer: “I can understand why they may feel frustrated.”
>> examples of Empathy phrasing
Answer: “I want to ensure the person feels respected and heard.”
>> examples of Non-judgmental correction
Answer: Instead of “I would correct my friend,” use:
>> Boundary-respecting language
Answer: “If he declines help, I would respect his decision.”
GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
>> what are the nine categories that is based on casper?
Answer: Ethics
>> what is the general approcach you must take when answering a question?
Answer: acknowledge the dilenma/show empathy
>> what are some things you should do during in the casper (7)
Answer: Prioritize safety first
>> what are some donts that hurt your score? (8)
Answer: dont jump to conclusions
>> what does it mean to not be passive?
Answer: You still need to take some action.
>> whats a good formula for answering casper questions
Answer: Acknowledge the issue
>> what are examples of using soft language?
Answer: “Her comment may unintentionally come across as hurtful.”
>> what phrases can you say to prioritize safety first
Answer: Always ask yourself: “Is anyone in danger?”
>> examples of phrases showing empathy
Answer: “I can understand why they may feel frustrated.”
>> examples of Empathy phrasing
Answer: “I want to ensure the person feels respected and heard.”
>> examples of Non-judgmental correction
Answer: Instead of “I would correct my friend,” use:
>> Boundary-respecting language
Answer: “If he declines help, I would respect his decision.”
