How are candidates prepared for psychological assessments in the RASP 2?

Candidates for the RASP 2 are prepared for psychological assessments primarily by familiarizing themselves with common evaluation methods. This preparation helps candidates understand the nature of psychological evaluations they will encounter, enabling them to respond more effectively during the assessment process. Familiarization can include understanding the types of questions that may be asked, the format of the assessments, and the purpose behind various evaluations, which helps to reduce anxiety and improve performance.

Competitive sports, while they may enhance teamwork and leadership skills, do not provide direct preparation for psychological evaluations. Group therapy sessions could be beneficial for personal growth, but they are not a standard method of preparation for psychological assessments within the context of RASP 2. Physical fitness tests assess a candidate's physical capabilities rather than their psychological readiness or resilience, which is the focus of the assessments in question.