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What is the minimum amount of jail time for a supervisor, probation officer, parole officer, or other custodian convicted of sexual assault against a person in custody (in custody of law or detained in a hospital or institution)?
16-6-5.1 |
Minimum amount of time is 10 years if assault towards another adult (not more than 30 years).
Minimum of 25 years if sexual assault towards a minor under the age of 14 (not more than 50 years) |
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An employee, agent, volunteer, at any facility licensed or required to be licensed as a long term care facility, personal care home, or home health care/hospice who is convicted of sexual assault shall be imprisoned for no less than ___ years or more than ___ years, or a fine not to exceed ___________, or both.
16-6-5.1 |
no less than 10 years
no more than 30 years Fine of up to $5,000 |
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If someone with a temporary license fails the GA jurisprudence exam, their license is:
a) temporarily void until passing GA jurisprudence exam b) revoked c) nothing happens d) license is revoked after failing GA jurisprudence twice. 510-9-.01 |
License is revoked.
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A Provisional LIcense may be issued to any person who has completed the _____, ____ _________ and completed all other requirements for licensure except for supervised work experience and oral examination.
510-9-.02 |
EPPP
GA Jurisprudence |
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The state board consists of how many people?
a) 3 members b) 4 members c) 5 members d) 6 members 43-39-2 |
d) 6 members (includes 1 outside member and 5 licensed psychologists)
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How does a board member become a board member?
a) elected by GPA b) elected by APA c) appointed by the governor d) elected by the general public 49-39-3 |
c) appointed by the governor
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A board member may be removed from the board after notice and hearing for:
a) incompetence or neglect of duty b) malfeasance in office c) commission of a crime involving moral turpitude d) all of the above 43-39-3 |
d) all of the above
A board member may be removed after notice and hearing for incompetence, neglect of duty, malfeasance in office, or commission of a crime involving moral turpitude. |
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What does "Board" mean?
a) State Board for Licensed Psychologists b) State Board of Examiners of Psychologists c) Any member of a state level Board d) None of the above 43-49-1 |
b) State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
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Each member of the board must complete a constitutional oath of office and be issued a _____ __ _______before entering the duties of their office.
a) oath of office b) certificate of appointment c) statement of confidentiality d) resignation from position 43-39-4 |
b) certificate of appointment
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A president and vice president are elected:
a) each 5 year term b) biennially c) annually d) there is no president or vice president of the board 43-39-5 |
c) annually
The board shall elect annually a president and a vice president. |
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The board shall hold at least ____ regular meeting(s) each year and are at the discretion of the president or at written request of any two members of the board.
a) 6 b) 4 c) 12 d) 1 43-39-5 |
d) 1 regularly scheduled meeting each year.
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The Board has the authority to do all of the following EXCEPT:
a) directly prosecute a person in violation of provisions b) establish code of conduct and of ethics c) enforcement of chapter oaths d) summon witnesses and take testimony. 43-39-6 |
a) directly prosecute a person in violation of provisions.
THe board does not prosecute; however, the board may direct the Division Director to aid prosecuting attorneys in the enforcement of the chapter. |
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A person practicing without a license as a psychologist may not practice psychology and will be in violation of the chapter. All of the following are exceptions EXCEPT?
a) certified school psychologist working at an educational institution b) a doctoral psychology graduate who is working in a college counseling center at an established university or college c) teaching psychology or doing research in psychology d) persons who hold a psychology doctorate may practice psychology under the direction of a licensed psychologist (but may not call themselves psychologists) 43-39-7 |
b) a doctoral psychology graduate who is working in a college counseling center.
Only School Psychologists or Research/Professors (not supervising) may call themselves psychologists. |
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An individual licensed to practice psychology in another jurisdiction may practice psychology in Georgia without applying for a license, so long as the psychologists meets requirements for licensure in Georgia, and the psychologist limits that practice in GA to no more than _____ days per year.
a) 60 b) 90 c) 30 d) 180 43-39-7 |
c) 30 days
a licensed psychologist from another jurisdiction who is not licensed in GA, may practice psychology in GA for up to 30 days per year. |
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The board considers a person to be "competent" in psychology as evidenced by which of the following:
a) completing an accredited doctoral program b) passing examinations (written and oral) c) has good moral character d) letters of recommendation 43-39-8 |
b) passing examinations (written and oral)
*see #4 under 43-39-8 where it states that competence for a psychologist is shown by, "passing examinations, written or oral, or both, as the board deems necessary..." |
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What examinations are required for licensure in GA?
a) EPPP b) jurisprudence and oral board exam c) a & b d) none of the above 43-39-9 |
c) a&b
EPPP score of 70 or above is required; jurisprudence score of 70 or above is required; and a passing oral exam given by the board is required. |
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A license may be granted to a person licensed in another state or jurisdiction that whose standards are not deemed lower than those required by the GA board. The board may require the person to complete the following:
a) supervision by a psychologist licensed in GA. b) CEU credits taken prior to license being granted c) letters of recommendation stating that you are a qualified psychologist d) jurisprudence and oral exams at state level. 43-39-10 |
d) jurisprudence and oral exams at the state level may be required as the board deems necessary (although it is typically required)
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How often must a license be renewed?
a) biennially b) annually c) every 5 years d) never, once you are licensed, you are licensed forever unless you fail to maintain your CEU's or you are deemed in violation of any code. 43-39-12 |
b) biennially
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The board can refuse to grant a license, suspend, or revoke a license issued by the board for the following reasons except:
a) accused of a felony b) fraud or deception in applying for a license c) habitual use of narcotics, alcohol, stimulants to the point of incapacitation in performance of duties d) practicing psychology under a false or assumed name 43-39-13 |
a) accused of a felony
*must be convicted of a felony. See section "a" |
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If a psychologist is incapacitated in the performance of his/her duties by reason of substance abuse or mental/physical illness, the Board may require the psychologist to produce the following:
a) any and all records relating to the incapacitation condition. b) EPPP scores c) letter of support from a colleague d) must not submit anything without a lawyer's approval. 43-39-13 |
a) any and all records relating to the incapacitation condition.
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A temporary license expires ____ ____ from date of issuance and shall not be renewable.
a) 24 months b) 3 months c) 12 months d) 6 weeks 43-39-14 |
c) 12 months.
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A temporary license will be _______ if an applicant has failed either the written or oral examination.
a) suspended until successful passing of examinations b) remain in effect c) requires board approval to remain in effect. d) revoked/rescinded |
d) revoked/rescinded
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A provisional license is granted to an individual who has passed all _______ __________ and completed all other requirements for licensure.
a) written examinations b) oral examinations c) postdoctoral hours d) board review 43-39-14 |
a) written examinations
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A provisional license remains in effect for ___ ______ unless the board grants an exception, or in the event of the granting of a permanent license, whichever occurs first.
a) 12 months b) 24 months c) 6 months d) none of the above 43-39-14 |
b) 24 months
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In cases of hardship, disability, illness, or under such other circumstances as the board sees fit, the board is authorized to waive:
a) licensure requirements b) licensure renewal requirements c) CEU requirements d) written examination 43-39-15 |
c) CEU requirements
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Confidential relations and communications between a licensed psychologist and a client are placed upon the same basis as those provided by law between attorney and client are defined as:
a) privileged communication b) confidentiality c) duty to report d) none of the above 43-39-16 |
a) privileged communication
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A person may not use the term "psychologist" unless he/she is ___________ in this state.
a) doctor b) a psychology graduate c) licensed d) psychologist 43-39-17 |
c) licensed
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The Board may _____ a person, firm, or corporation who, without being licensed to practice psychology by the board, engages in the practice of psychology.
a) discipline b) enjoin c) close down d) none of the above 43-39-18 |
a) enjoin
*the person or persons enjoined may also be permanently enjoined from practicing psychology throughout the state. |
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Any person who violates Chapter 43 shall be fined:
a) no less than $10.00 and no more than $1,000 b) no less than $5,000 and no more than $10,000 c) no less than $100 and no more than $10,000 d) no less than $100 and no more than $1,000. 43-39-19 |
d) no less than $100 and no more than $1,000.
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Psychologists are immune from civil and criminal liability for certain _____ _______ actions.
a) supervising psychologist b) good faith c) professional psychological d) mandated reporting 43-39-20 |
b) good faith
*mandated reporting is considered an act of 'good faith' but is not the best answer. |
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Genital area, groin, inner thighs, buttocks, or breasts of a person refer to their:
a) intimate organs b) sexual organs c) sexual parts d) intimate parts 16-6-5.1 |
d) intimate parts
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Any contact between the actor and a person not married to the actor involving the intimate parts of either person for the purpose of sexual gratification for the actor is:
a) sexual assault b) sexual contact c) sexual arousal d) intimate contact 16-6-5.1 |
b) sexual contact
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A person convicted of sexual assault with a person over the age of 14 shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than ____ nor more than ____ years.
a) 1; 5 b) 5; 10 c) 10; 25 d) 10; 30 16-6-5.1 |
d) 10; 30 years
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A person convicted of sexual assault for a child under the age of 14 years shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than ____ nor more than ___ years.
a) 10; 30 b) 5; 15 c) 25; 50 d) 10; 100 |
c) 25; 50 years
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A person commits sexual assault when such a person has supervisory or disciplinary authority over another person and such person engages in sexual contact with that other person who is:
a) in the custody of the law b) detained in a hospital or other institution c) a patient in a hospital or other institution d) all of the above 16-6-5.1 |
d) all of the above
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If a person is convicted of sexual assault of a person 14 and over as a person who has disciplinary or supervisory authority over another person, their punishment includes imprisonment for not less than____ years or more than ___ years.
a) 10; 30 b) 25; 50 c) 5; 10 d) 1; 5 16-6-5.1 |
a) 10; 30
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If a person is convicted of sexual assault of a person under the age of 14 who has disciplinary or supervisory authority over another person, their punishment includes imprisonment for not less than____ years or more than ___ years.
a) 10; 30 b) 25; 50 c) 5; 10 d) 1; 5 |
b) 25; 50
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The professional treatment or counseling of a mental or emotional illness, symptom, or condition is defined by GA law as:
a) psychoanalysis b) psychotherapy c) therapy d) none of the above 16-6-5.1 |
b) psychotherapy
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When an actual or purported practitioner or psychotherapy, a person engages in sexual contact with another person who the actor knew or should have known is the subject of the actor's actual or purported treatment or counseling, or, if the treatment or counseling relationship was used to facilitate sexual contact between the actor and said person is called:
a) sexual harassment b) sexual abuse c) sexual assault d) sexual therapy |
c) sexual assault
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A person who is an employee, agent, or volunteer at any facility or required to be licensed, relating to home health care and hospices, commits sexual assault when such person engages in sexual contact with another person who has been admitted to or is receiving services from such facility, person or entity. If convicted of sexual assault, the person shall be punished with not less than_____ years or more than ____ years of imprisonment and a fine of not more than $5,000.
a) 1; 10 b) 25; 50 c) 10; 30 d) 10; 25 16-6-5.1 |
c) 10; 30
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Any drug, substance, or immediate precursor is called:
a) controlled substance b) illegal drugs c) controlled drug d) none of the above 16-13-110 |
a) controlled substance
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If a licensed individual is convicted of any criminal offense involving the manufacture, distribution, trafficking, sale, or possession of a controlled substance, he she must notify the appropriate licensing authority within _____ ____ following conviction.
a) 30 days b) 2 weeks c) 24 hours d) 10 days 16-13-111 |
d) 10 days
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Upon a first time conviction of a licensed individual, the appropriate licensing authority shall suspend or revoke a license, permit, registration, certification, or other authorization for no less than ____ _______.
a) 6 months b) 3 months c) 1 year d) permanent revocation 16-13-111 |
b) 3 months for first time conviction
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Upon second or subsequent conviction, the licensed individual shall have his or her license, permit, registration, certification, or other authorization to conduct a licensed occupation _______.
a) rescinded b) suspended until treatment or rehabilitation occurs (as deemed by the licensing authority) c) nothing d) shall face criminal charges 16-13-111 |
a) rescinded
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If a licensed person fails to report a conviction related to a controlled substance, what happens to his/her license?
a) suspension until full board investigation b) suspension until licensee seeks treatment/rehabilitation c) revocation/rescinded license d) nothing |
c) revocation/rescinded license
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A licensee who has lost their license due to a conviction related to controlled substances is entitled to reinstatement if:
a) a license cannot be reinstated after two convictions. b) provide only psychoeducation and drug abuse treatment after rehabilitated. c) find another career d) complete a drug abuse treatment and education program approved by licensing authority. |
d) complete a drug abuse treatment and education program approved by licensing authority
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What happens to a licensee convicted of a crime before July 1, 1990?
a) nothing b) They must prove that they are rehabilitated c) will be monitored by the board d) b&c |
a) nothing
*Criminal offenses that occur before July 1, 1990 are not subject to restriction. However, the licensing authority may induce sanctions for criminal activity for offense that occurred prior to 7/1/90, but that is up to the board. |
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"Physical injury or death inflicted upon a child by a parent or caretaker thereof by other than accidental means; provided, however, physical forms of discipline may be used as long as there is no physical injury to the child; neglect or exploitation of a child by a parent or caretaker; sexual abuse of child; or sexual exploitation of the child" is the definition of:
a) sexual abuse b) child abuse c) physical abuse d) neglect 19-7-5 |
b) child abuse (abuse to person under the age of 18)
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No child who in good faith is being treated solely by spiritual means through prayer in accordance with the tenets and practices of a recognized church or religious denomination by a duly accredited practitioner thereof, shall for that reason alone, be considered:
a) neglected b) exploited c) abused d) all of the above 19-7-5 |
c) abused
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"When a person employs using, persuading, inducing, enticing, or coercing any minor who is not that person's spouse to engage in any act which involves sexual intercourse (genital/genital, oral-genital, oral-anal), bestiality, masturbation, lewd exhibition, flagellation or torture, fettered, bound, or physically restrained; physical contact for sexual stimulation, defecation for sexual stimulation, penetration to vagina or rectum by any object other than for medical procedures," is defined as:
a) sexual abuse b) sexual trauma c) sexual assault d) none of the above 19-7-5 |
a) sexual abuse
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Sexual abuse does not include consensual sex acts involving persons of the opposite sex when the sex acts are between minors or between a minor and an adult who is not more than ____ years older than the minor.
a) 1 year b) 3 years c) 2 years d) 5 years 19-7-5 |
d) 5 years
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Conduct by any person who allows, permits, encourages, or requires that a child engages in prostitution or sexually explicit conduct is defined as:
a) sexual assault b) sexual exploitation c) lewd exhibition d) torture 19-7-5 |
a) sexual assault
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All of the following are mandated reporters, EXCEPT:
a) licensed psychologists and those in training b) school teachers, administrators, and guidance counselors c) neighbors who suspect abuse d) law enforcement |
c) neighbors who suspect abuse should report it, but are not mandated to report.
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Suspected child abuse should be reported ______, but no more than ____ ______ by phone.
a) immediately; 5 days b) immediately; 10 days c) immediately; 1 hour d) immediately; 24 hours 19-7-5 |
d) immediately; 24 hours
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After reporting suspected child abuse by phone, a ______ _______ should follow, if requested, to a child welfare agency providing protective services such as DHS or if appropriate, law enforcement.
a) notorized report b) written report c) private note d) all of the above 19-7-5 |
b) written report
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All of the following should be included in a report for suspected child abuse:
a) child's name and address b) parent/caregiver's name and address c) child's age and nature of injuries d) all of the above 19-7-5 |
d) all of the above
* a report should include name and address of child and child's parents/caretakers, child's age, nature and extent of injuries, identity of perpetrator. Photographs may be included to support allegations by hospital staff, physicians, law enforcement, school officials, or staff of legally mandated public or private child protective agencies. |
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Who should a mandated reporter report suspected child abuse to?
a) designated delegate or person in charge of facility or they can report on their own. b) Parent c) Perpetrator d) Mandated reporter 19-7-5 |
a) designated delegate or person in charge of facility or they can report on their own.
*this is the best answer because each facility should have a designated person who reports on behalf of staff. A mandated reporter can report on their own if needed. |
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What happens if a mandated reporter fails to report suspected child abuse?
a) will go to jail for at least one year but not more than 5 b) will be guilty of a misdemeanor c) will be punished by the board d) nothing will happen 19-7-5 |
b) guilty of a misdemeanor
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A report of child abuse or information relating to and contained in a report, when provided to a law enforcement agency or district attorney, shall not be subject to public inspection unless:
a) he/she chooses to release report b) a criminal or civil court proceeding initiated based on abuse (all or part) c) the superior court in the county permits the report to be released for educational, scientific, or public purposes (after inspection and a hearing on the issue). d) b&c 19-7-5 |
d) b&c
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The relationship that arises between a patient and a licensed psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, clinical nurse specialist, licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed professional counselor, is defined as:
a) therapeutic relationship b) therapy bond c) psychotherapeutic relationship d) none of the above. 24-9-21 |
c) psychotherapeutic relationship
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When suspected abuse of an elder person or person with a disability, a report may be made:
a) oral b) written c) oral or written d) oral and written 30-5-4 |
c) oral OR written
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What is not included in a report for elder abuse or abuse of a person with a disability?
a) name and address of person with disability or elder b) name and address of caretaker c) nature and extent of injury/condition d) law enforcement report |
d) law enforcement report
*While a law enforcement report is not included in the initial report, law enforcement agencies may report and must be forwarded to a director within 24 hours. |
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A licensed psychologist who meets the criteria for training and experience in the delivery of direct, preventative, assessment, and therapeutic intervention services to individuals whose growth, adjustment, or functioning is actually impaired or is demonstrably at a high risk of impairment is called:
a) Health Service Provider Psychologist b) Neuropsychologist c) Psychologist d) Psychiatrist 31-7-160 |
a) Health Service Provider Psychologist
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An order issued by a Health Service Provider Psychologist practicing psychology for the care and treatment rendered to a person in a medical facility or institution, including admission and discharge is called:
a) psychologist's request b) psychologist's prescription c) treatment recommendation d) psychologist's order |
d) psychologist's order
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A health service provider psychologist may issue a "psychologist's order" to:
a) psychiatrist b) registered professional nurse c) licensed practical nurse d) b&c 31-7-161 |
d) b&c
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In order to be a Health Service Provider Psychologist, one must meet the following criteria except:
a) must pass a written examination on inpatient treatment b) currently licensed as a psychologist c) eligible for the National Register for Health Service Providers of Psychology or 1500 hours of supervised experience in health service d) 2 supportive letters of recommendation from health service providers in psychology. 31-7-162 |
a) must pass a written examination on inpatient treatment
*one other requirement is to have a substantial portion of supervised experience in inpatient setting |
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If a health service provider psychologist loses privileges or is removed from medical or professional staff, what should the psychologist do?
a) report to director about how to proceed b) nothing, the license will be automatically revoked. c) report this to the State Board of Examiners of Psychologists. d) nothing, the license and work are separate. 31-7-165 |
c) report to the Board of Examiners of Psychologists
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When a physician exams a person within a _____ hour period, and found that the person appears to be mentally ill, they can require _________ __________.
a) 48; involuntary treatment b) 24; involuntary evaluation c) 48; involuntary evaluation d) 24; involuntary treatment 37-3-41 |
a) 48 hours; involuntary treatment
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A physician's certificate where they have deemed a person mentally ill expires in ___ _____.
a) 24 hours b) 2 days c) 12 hours d) 7 days 37-3-41 |
d) 7 days
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What is a peace officer obligated to do when a physician's certificate is received and how long do they have to do it?
a) meet with the family and suggest treatment options; within 72 hours. b) meet with the mentally ill person and convince them to seek treatment; 72 hours c) make diligent efforts to take the person with mental illness into custody and deliver him/her to the nearest hospital for examination; 72 hours. d) make diligent efforts to take the person with mental illness into custody and deliver him/her to the nearest hospital for examination; 48 hours. |
c) make diligent efforts to take the person with mental illness into custody and deliver him/her to the nearest hospital for examination; 72 hours.
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In addition to the physician's certificate of mental illness, what is another way to seek a mandated (involuntary) order for a psychiatric examination?
a) call the police and have them pick up the person. b) two people attest to the local county court that within 48 hours, they believe the person is mentally ill. c) there is no other option. d) drive the person to the hospital involuntarily to be evaluated. 37-3-41 |
b) two people attest to the local county court that within 48 hours, they believe the person is mentally ill.
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When does a court order filed for someone who is considered mentally ill expire?
a) 24 hours b) 48 hours c) 72 hours d) 7 days 37-3-41 |
d) 7 days
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After a peace officer picks up and delivers a person deemed mentally ill to a hospital for examination, what is the peace officer required to submit?
a) a written report detailing the circumstances under which such person was taken into custody. b) an affidavit stating that the person has been delivered safely. c) a signature from family members stating that the person was picked up. d) provide an oral report to the nursing staff at the hospital where the examination is performed detailing the nature of pick up and delivery of the person deemed mentally ill. 37-3-41 |
a) a written report detailing the circumstances under which such person was taken into custody.
*The report and the physician's certificate or court order must be made part of the client's clinical record. |
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Besides a physician, who else can submit a "physician's certificate" deeming a person mentally ill and in need of treatment?
a) psychologist b) clinical social worker c) clinical nurse specialist d) all of the above |
d) all of the above
*Any psychologist, clinical social worker, clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric/mental health may perform any act specified by this code section to be performed by a physician. |
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What are reasons the Georgia Board can refuse to grant a license to an applicant or can revoke a license of a person licensed by that board?
a) being arrested, charged and sentenced with a felony, or any crime involving moral turpitude in GA or any other state, territory or country. b) failure to demonstrate qualifications or standards for a license contained in this code. c) knowingly made misleading, deceptive, or fraudulent representations in practice of a business or profession. d) all of the above 43-1-19 |
d) all of the above
* in addition, a license can be revoked or refused if: -a license has been suspended, revoked, or annulled by a licensing authority -engagement in any unprofessional, immoral, unethical, deceptive, or deleterious conduct or practice. -knowingly perform an act which in any way aids, assists, procures, advises, or encourages any unlicensed person or any licensed person whose license has been suspended or revoked by a professional licensing board to practice a business or profession. -violated a statue or law or any rule or regulation of this state, another state, or country, territory -adjudged mentally incompetent by a court -displayed an inability to practice a business or profession licensed under this title with reasonable skill and safety. -failed to comply with an order for child support -failed to enter into satisfactory loan repayment |
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A professional licensing board may obtain, through subpoena by the ________ _________, upon reasonable grounds, any and all records relating to the mental or physical condition of a licensee or applicant, and such records shall be admissible in any hearing before the board.
a) board president b) clinical director c) district attorney d) division director 43-1-19 |
d) division director
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A professional _______ _______, the division director, or the appropriate prosecuting attorney may bring an action to enjoin the unlicensed practice by any person of a profession or business required to be licensed by a professional licensing board.
a) clinical director b) licensing board c) superior court d) any of the above 43-1-20 |
b) licensing board
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Who is authorized to provide to any lawful licensing authority of this or any other state, information regarding a past or pending investigation of or disciplinary sanction against any applicant for licensure by that board or licensee of that board. In particular, operation of a business or entity of psychology without a license.
a) licensing board b) prosecuting attorney c) defense attorney d) division director 43-1-21 |
d) division director
*The division director has full authority to provide information regarding any investigation for unlicensed practice being conducted against any person who is neither licensed nor an applicant for licensure by a professional licensing board. |
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Who provides for inactive status licenses for the various professional licensing boards?
a) division director b) board president c) the board d) clinical director 43-1-22 |
a) division director
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Licensees are ____ from filing their professional license with the clerk of the superior court, and no clerk shall be required to report the filing or recordation of any such license.
a) required b) encouraged c) exempt d) none of the above 43-1-23 |
c) exempt
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Licensees who are licensed by a state board are subject to _______ by that professional licensing board.
a) flexibility b) restriction c) support d) regulation 43-1-24 |
d) regulation
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Professional licensing boards have the right to make known rules and regulations to implement the authority provided by the applicability of provisions of boards (with the exception of the GA Real Estate Commission).
a) true b) false 43-1-25 |
a) true
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A licensee has ____ _____ to contact their licensing board of a conviction of a felony in any state, country, or territory.
a) 30 days b) 10 days c) 7 days d) 24 hours 43-1-27 |
b) 10 days
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The board is made up of ___ psychologist(s) and ____ outside public member(s).
a) 5; 1 b) 1; 5 c) 4; 2 d) 6; 0 Board Rules 510-1-.01 |
a) 5 psychologists and 1 outside member
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A President and Vice President shall be elected how often and shall serve how long of a term?
a) biennially; 2 year term or until a successor is elected b) annually; 1 year term or until a successor is elected c) 5 years; 5 year term at each rotation for a new board d) there is no designated time frame. d) Board Rules 510-1-.02 |
b) annually; 1 year term until a successor is elected.
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Who is the board administered by?
a) Board President b) Governor c) Division Director d) Secretary of State Board Rules 510-1-.03 |
c) Division Director
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The public may obtain information from the Board by doing the following:
a) writing to the board (via website, or snail mail) b) calling the board c) a & b d) none of the above 510-1-.04 |
a) writing to the board or visiting the website.
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Application fees are:
a) refundable if submitted within one year b) non-refundable c) refundable if submitted within 30 days d) none of the above 510-1-.05 |
b) nonrefundable
*Application fees are nonrefundable *Other fees are refundable if they are made in writing and received within one year of the date on which the fee was received by the Board. |
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Where can one find necessary forms for licensure? a) website b) by writing the board in Macon c) a & b d) only by calling |
c) a & b
*Necessary forms for licensure may be obtained by writing the Board or by visiting the website: www.sos.state.ga.us |
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In order to be licensed as a psychologist in GA, a licensee must have a doctoral degree from what type of program?
a) an accredited institution b) APPIC accredited c) APA accredited or from an international program that is deemed equivalent. d) a recognized institution 510-2-.01 |
c) APA accredited or from an international program that is deemed equivalent.
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Postdoctoral Supervised Work Experience must include successful completion of _______ hours.
a) 2000 b) 1500 c) 2500 d) 4000 510-2-.01 |
b) 1500
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A passing score on the EPPP is required to be licensed in GA. The EPPP is an examination of:
a) knowledge of psychology relevant to practice b) clinical skill c) general knowledge of psychology d) all of the above 510-2-.01 |
a) knowledge of psychology relevant to practice.
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When does an applicant qualify for approval to take the EPPP?
a) upon completion of their doctoral training and SWE. b) after a person applies for licensure and is approved by the board as a licensure candidate. c) during internship d) any time they want to take it 510-2-.01 |
b) after a person applies for licensure and is approved by the board as a licensure candidate.
*A person is deemed to be qualified once they have completed all requirements for their doctoral program, including internship. |
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After 3 unsuccessful attempts to pass the EPPP, a licensure candidate must do which of the following prior to taking each or any additional written examinations?
a) complete 9 semester hours of coursework in applied psychology. b) complete 3 semester hours of Board approved graduate level coursework. c) complete 15 hours of Board approved APA or GPA approved continuing education. d) b or c 510-2-.01 |
d) b or c
b) complete 3 semester hours of Board approved graduate level coursework. c) complete 15 hours of Board approved APA or GPA approved continuing education |
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After ___ unsuccessful attempts to pass the EPPP, the applicant will be required to earn a minimum of 9 semester hours of Board approved graduate level coursework or 45 hours of APA/GAP continuing education.
a) 9 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6 510-2-.01 |
d) 6
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The GA jurisprudence exam consists of a timed, multiple choice, closed book exam covering the following:
a) current law, rules and regulations, and general provisions. b) current law, ethics, practice guidelines, and licensing requirements c) forensic knowledge d) none of the above 510-2-.01 |
a) current law, rules and regulations, and general provisions.
*This is the best, most general answer (taken exactly from the board rules). |
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When is a licensure by examination candidate eligible to take the oral exam?
a) at any point during SWE b) within 1 month of completion of SWE c) within 2 months of completion of SWE d) within 6 months of completion of SWE 510-2-.01 |
c) within 2 months of completion of SWE.
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The work sample submitted for the oral exam must have been generated within ___ _____ preceding oral exam or 6 months of most recent professional practice.
a) 1 month b) 3 months c) 1 year d) 6 months 510-2-.01 |
d) 6 months
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What happens if the licensee fails the oral exam?
a) s/he must reapply for licensure in GA b) full board examination c) candidate is allowed a second oral exam similar to the first exam. d) candidate must complete 3 graduate credit hours of academic coursework approved by the board or 15 hours of GPA/APA CE. 510-2-.01 |
b) Full Board Examination
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What happens if a candidate for licensure fails two board exams?
a) candidate is denied licensure and must reapply and complete testing process again. b) candidate may retake the board exam c) candidate may remediate the exam and complete an additional written portion and is retested. d) nothing 510-2-.01 |
a) candidate is denied licensure and must reapply and complete testing process again.
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When does one qualify for a provisional license?
a) candidate who has been licensed in another state who needs to complete the state jurisprudence and oral exams. b) candidate who has completed all requirements for licensure except the postdoctoral supervised work experience requirement and the oral examination. c) candidate who is within 2 months of completing predoctoral internship, but has completed all other doctoral school requirements. d) candidate who has passed the national board examination (EPPP). 510-2-.01 |
b) candidate who has completed all requirements for licensure except the postdoctoral supervised work experience requirement and the oral examination.
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If an applicant for provisional licensure or licensure by endorsement/examination is denied a provisional/temporary license, what should he/she do?
a) cry like a baby b) request feedback from the board c) petition the board within 60 days of date of letter of denial. d) there is nothing that can be done. |
c) petition the board within 60 days of date of letter of denial.
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A provisional license carries the same weight as a full license except:
a) CEU requirements are more intensive b) requires higher renewal fees c) license is only valid for two years. d) continued supervision for all areas of practice 510-2-.01 |
d) continued supervision for all areas of practice.
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How long is a provisional license in effect for?
a) up to 12 months b) 6 months c) up to 24 months d) as long as needed to complete SWE 510-2-.01 |
c) up to 24 months
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If the Board requests additional information from an applicant, the applicant has ___ ______ to respond.
a) 30 days b) 24 hours c) 3 months d) 1 year 510-2-.01 |
a) 30 days
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______ fees are refundable. Any request for refund must be submitted in writing and must be made within __ _____ of the date the fee was received.
a) application; 1 year b) examination; 1 year c) application 6 months d) examination; 6 months 510-2-.01 |
b) examination; 1 year
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All licensees must submit proof of graduating from an APA approved program and:
a) regionally accredited professional training program b) APPIC member c) GPA approved d) Board approved 510-2-.04 |
a) regionally accredited professional training program
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A person with a provisional license in GA is qualified to supervise predoctoral training students under what condition?
a) they seek consultation as needed on their supervision cases. b) they act as a secondary supervisor (with 20% supervision or less) c) the supervision is part of the SWE and therefore under the supervision of the provisional licensee's supervisor. d) a person with a provisional license cannot supervise a predoctoral intern. 510-2-.04 |
c) the supervision is part of the SWE and therefore under the supervision of the provisional licensee's supervisor.
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Who monitors supervision of predoctoral interns?
a) State Board b) APA accredited doctoral program c) APPIC d) Training Director of Predoctoral Internship 510-2-.04 |
b) APA accredited doctoral program
*The Board expects that the APA accredited doctoral program will determine the standards for predoctoral practicum supervision (ratios of supervisors/supervisees, on site presence of supervisor, etc) |
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How many years of full time academic graduate study are required for a licensee?
a) 1 year b) 2 years c) 3 years d) 4 years 510-2-.04 |
c) 3 years
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How many years of academic training must be fulfilled at the doctoral degree granting institution and how many years must be matriculated in full-time residence at that same institution?
a) 3 years; 1 year b) 2 years; 1 year c) 4 years; 2 years d) 2 years; 2 years 510-2-.04 |
a) 3 years; 1 year
*Two of the three academic training years must be fulfilled at the doctoral degree granting institution and one year must be matriculated in full-time residence at that same institution. |
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If a person with an I/O degree seeks licensure, what requirements for training must he/she have?
a) Listed in the Designated Doctoral Programs in Psychology published by the National Register b) Document 15 of 25 competencies in Guidelines for Education and Training At the Doctoral Level in I/O Psychology c) Graduate of an I/O program listed in Designated Doctoral Programs in Psychology by the ASPPB d) any of the above 510-2-.04 |
d) any of the above
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In order to qualify for an MR/DD training certification, a licensee must have completed ____ semester hours (in addition to 50 core hours) of coursework in mental retardation or developmental disabilities psychology.
a) 18 hours b) 9 hours c) 15 hours d) 3 hours 510-2-.04 |
a) 18 graduate semester hours
*Internship, thesis, or practicum do not count towards these hours. |
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What terms are acceptable for use of a person engaged in the predoctoral year of applied experience in a psychological internship or residence?
a) intern b) resident c) doctoral candidate d) a & b 510-2-.05 |
d) a & b
Intern or resident |
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An organized, coherent set of training experiences in the specialty/concentration area of the practice of psychology (i.e. clinical counseling, school, mental retardation, I/O) that are characterized by greater depth, breadth, duration, frequence, and intensity that practicum training and is either APA accredited or meets the equivalency criteria set by the Board.
a) Practicum b) Internship or Residency c) Predoctoral Internship d) any of the above 510-2-.05 |
b) Internship or Residency
*These are the terms the board uses. |
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A setting in which an internship occurs and is either a hospital, accredited school, university, consulting firm, public agency, public or private organization, or public or private practice is defined by the Board as:
a) Practicum Site b) Authorized Internship Location c) Internship Site d) Residency Site 510-2-.05 |
c) Internship Site
*Again, term used in Board Rules |
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A person engaged in completing a postdoctoral supervised work experience or a post-doctoral fellowship is defined as:
a) Fellow b) Postdoctoral Fellow c) Dr. d) Postdoctoral Intern 510-2-.05 |
a) Fellow
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How many hours does the SWE include?
a) 2000 b) 1500 c) 2500 d) 1000 510-2-.05 |
b) 1500
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In order to serve as a supervisor for Internship or Postdoctoral Supervision, a psychologist must meet the following criteria EXCEPT:
a) current license by board of psychology in GA or in another jurisdiction w/standards not lower than GA. b) psychologist who oversees and internship or SWE supervision experience c) 3 years of practice as a fully licensed psychologist (not under temporary or provisional practice) d) complete 3 CEU's in supervision from an APA/GPA accredited CE program. 510-2-.05 |
d) complete 3 CEU's in supervision from an APA/GPA accredited CE program.
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A Senior IO psychologist is considered a senior psychologist who meets educational requirements for licensure; has completed ____ ____ of independent practice, and who provides documentation of achievement and competence in the practice of I/O psychology.
a) 10 years b) 5 years c) 1 year d) 6 months 510-2-.05 |
b) 5 years
*5 years of practice as an independent psychologist concentrated in one of the following domains: employee selection and placement; performance management; human factors and engineering psychology; organization development; and training and development. |
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A person who has earned a Ph.D. in I/O psychology or a related field who is not licensed, may qualify as a supervisor if he/she has five years of practice in I/O and ....
a) acts as a non-licensed MR/DD Supervisor b) serves on GPA c) acts as a secondary supervisor d) submits 3 professional letters of recommendation 510-2-.05 |
d) submits 3 professional letters of recommendation
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A non licensed MR/DD supervisor is someone who has earned a Ph.D. in MR/DD psychology or related field, but who is not licensed may qualify to be a supervisor by meeting the following two requirements?
a) complete supervision in psychology CE or Graduate level coursework b) 10 years of practice in MR/DD and submit 3 references c) 5 years of practice in MR/DD and submit 3 references d) 5 years of practice in MR/DD and submit 2 references. 510-2-.05 |
c) 5 years of practice and submit 3 references to the Board from other psychologists, attesting to the nature of his/her area of expertise, work experience, and quality of work.
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A secondary supervisor is a person who oversees no more than ____ of an internship or SWE.
a) 20% b) 30% c) 25% d) 80% 510-2-.05 |
a) 20%
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For a secondary supervisor to supervise interns, he/she must be ______ with the internship program.
a) approved b) affiliated c) psychologist d) involved 510-2-.05 |
b) affiliated
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All secondary supervisors must meet which of the following requirements:
a) current licensure by state of GA or by a licensing board in another jurisdiction. b) 3 years of practice as a licensed professional in psychology, psychiatry, neurology, clinical social work, or marriage and family therapy. c) pre approval (in writing) by the primary internship/SWE supervisor. d) all of the above 510-2-.05 |
d) all of the above
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Supervisory relationships are governed by the _____ ____ _____.
a) Internship/Postdoc clinical director b) GA Board Rules c) Standards of Conduct d) Code of Ethics 510-2-.05 |
d) Code of Ethics
"Supervisory relationships are governed by the Code of Ethics in Chapter 510-4." |
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An internship/SWE supervisor may not be an employee of an agency which is headed by the __________.
a) supervisee b) director c) intern d) postdoc 510-2-.05 |
a) supervisee
*nor may the supervisor be employed by an entity in which the supervisee has an interest. |
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The primary supervisor may not take primary supervisory responsibility for more than ____ interns or fellows at one time.
a) 2 b) 5 c) 3 d) no limit 510-2-.05 |
c) 3
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An I/O supervisor is not limited to three interns or fellows, but for each intern or fellow the I/O supervisor must spend a minimum of ____ supervision hours for each ____ hours the intern or fellow works.
a) 1; 40 b) 2; 40 c) 4; 40 d) 2; 30 510-2-.05 |
b) 2; 40
*The I/O supervisor must spend a minimum of two supervision hours for each 40 hours the intern or fellow works. |
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Responsibilities of the internship/SWE supervisor include all of the following EXCEPT:
a) co-sign and receive duplicate copies of all notes and reports completed by the intern/fellow. b) Assure that the intern/fellow informs clients of supervisory relationship and that they may confer with the supervisor about any services provided. c) co-sign insurance claims and to assure that claims to third party payers reflect who rendered the service. d) co-sign all written reports of interns or unlicensed fellows 510-2-.05 |
a) co-sign and receive duplicate copies of all notes and reports completed by the intern/fellow.
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A predoctoral internship must be completed in no less than ___ months and no more than ____months after its inception.
a) 12; 24 b) 24; 36 c) 11; 18 d) 11; 24 510-2-.05 |
d) 11; 24
*This standard is specifically written for those internship programs that are non APA accredited (but fits within the criteria of an APA program). |
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How many hours of predoctoral training must one have during their internship year and how much must be client contact direct hours?
a) 2500; 500 b) 2000; 500 c) 1500; 450 d) no requirement for hours 510-2-.05 |
b) 2000; 500
*I/O interns exempt from the 500 hours direct contact requirement. *Practicum hours taking place PRIOR to internship may not be counted towards the 2000 hours. |
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How many semester hours must an intern have completed prior to internship?
a) 40 b) 33 c) 60 d) 63 510-2-.05 |
c) 60
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Training at an internship site must include all of the following EXCEPT:
a) a range of assessment activities b) a range of intervention/treatment activities c) self-analysis in order to better treatment of others. d) none of the above 510-2-.05 |
c) self-analysis in order to better treatment of others.
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A non APA accredited internship program must furnish a written statement of site ______, its content, and criteria by which the quality and quantity of intern work will be evaluated.
a) values b) mission c) expectations d) goals 510-2-.05 |
d) goals
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At least ____ of the internship supervision must be provided by one or more licensed psychologists.
a) 80% b) 100% c) 50% d) 20% 510-2-.01 |
a) 80%
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An intern must use a title to identify training status and can include _______ or _______.
a) doctoral candidate; student b) intern; resident c) trainee; supervisee d) none of the above 510-2-.05 |
b) intern; resident
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Prior to the inception of internship, an internship supervisor(s), university doctoral program training director or designate and intern, must enter into a written internship agreement that specifies ______ and the nature of training experiences.
a) values b) requirements c) content d) goals 510-2-.05 |
d) goals
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Applicants who are _____ I/O psychologists will be deemed to have met internship requirements for licensure.
a) professional b) credentialed c) senior d) none of the above 510-2-.05 |
c) senior
*Senior I/O Psychologists have at least 5 years of independent practice, meets educational requirements for licensure, and provides documentation of achievement and competence. |
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How often must an intern update a client's file?
a) one time per month b) weekly c) only directly after client session d) no requirements 510-2-.05 |
a) no less than once per month (or more if client is actively in treatment).
*summary should include summary of client contacts and with a rationale for the procedures used. |
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Licensure requires _____ hours of SWE that is deemed acceptable to the board.
a) 2000 b) 1500 c) 2500 d) none of the above 510-2-.05 |
b) 1500
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An SWE must be completed in no less than ___ months and no more than ___ months.
a) 11; 24 b) 12; 24 c) 11; 18 d) none of the above. 510-2-.05 |
a) 11; 24
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A contract may be pre-approved by the Board if the contract is received within ___ ____ or origination.
a) 10 days b) 6 months c) 12 months d) 30 days |
d) 30 days
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How many client contact hours are required for SWE?
a) 1500 b) 480 c) 500 d) 600 510-2-.05 |
c) 500
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All SWE hours must be documented in a ___ that is co-signed by the fellow and supervisor ________.
a) log; weekly b) log; biweekly c) report; weekly d) report; biweekly 510-2-.05 |
a) log; weekly
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A SWE log should contain all of the following EXCEPT:
a) professional activities or work performed that week (including number of hours) b) client contact/involvement each week c) supervision content d) number of hours of supervision that week 510-2-.05 |
c) supervision content
*this is not specifically required according to Board rules but can be part of tasks/activities for the week. |
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An applicant who has completed ______ hours of SWE in no less than 11 months and no more than __ months is deemed to have met the SWE requirement for licensure if completed in a formal APA accredited postdoc or APPIC member.
a) 2000; 18 b) 1500; 24 c) 1500; 18 d) 2000; 24 510-2-.05 |
b) 1500; 24
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Supervision requirements for SWE include individual supervision for at least ____ _____ for each ____ hours of SWE; and a written and signed supervision contract provided to the board within 30 days of its origination:
a) 4 hours; 40 hours b) 2 hours; 40 hours c) 1 hours; 30 hours d) 2 hours; 30 hours 510-2-.05 |
c) 1 hour; 30 hours
*Supervision meetings must occur during the week the fellow provides services or during the week following the provision of those services. Supervision must be INDIVIDUAL, and may be in person or real time, face to face video teleconferencing. *It is not necessary that the supervisor be on site for the supervisee's clinical work. |
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Who is exempt from the supervision requirements for SWE?
a) any person who is involved in an APA accredited or APPIC member postdoc experience. b) any postdoc who has passed the EPPP is exempt. c) I/O fellow d) Every postdoc fellow is required to have an SWE 510-2-.05 |
c) I/O fellow
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What are the supervision requirements for an I/O supervisee?
a) four hours per month with at least 2 face-to-face meetings monthly b) 8 hours per month with at least 4 face-to-face meetings monthly. c) 2 hours per month with at least 2 face-to-face meetings monthly. d) 4 hours per month with all 4 hours of supervision face-to-face. 510-2-.05 |
a) four hours per month with at least 2 face-to-face meetings monthly.
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For an I/O SWE, at least _____ of the SWE must be spent in professional psychological activities with or on behalf of a client (person or organization).
a) 1/4 b) 1/3 c) 1/2 d) 3/4 510-2-.05 |
c) 1/2
*At a minimum, the supervisor must review and comment on any research or intervention designs, monitor progress on such efforts, and review and comment on any reports, recommendations, or interventions resulting from such efforts. |
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An applicant must satisfactorily complete all requirements for licensure within ____ _____ from the date the Board approved the applicant's most recent application and/or completion of their postdoctoral SWE.
a) 1 year b) 6 months c) 2 years d) there is no time limit on applications 510-2-.06 |
a) 1 year
*If a year has lapsed, the applicant must submit a new application with the required fee. This is for the application process, not for a person who has completed an application and has been granted a license for differing levels of practice (temporary or provisional). |
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Licensure by endorsement refers to:
a) a person who holds a temporary license in GA and is applying for licensure in GA b) a person who has completed an APA accredited internship and is applying to GA to complete SWE c) a person who holds a license in another state who is seeking to practice in GA temporarily. d) a person who holds a current license in psychology in another state and is applying for licensure in GA 510.3-.01 |
d) a person who holds a current license in psychology in another state and is applying for licensure in GA
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A completed application for licensure by endorsement must be received by the Board at least ____ ____ prior to the date on which the applicant wishes to take the ___________ ______.
a) 30 days, jurisprudence exam b) 60 days, jurisprudence exam c) 30 days, oral exam d) 60 days, oral exam |
b) 60 days, jurisprudence exam
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If an applicant for licensure by endorsement seeks a refund for his/her examination fee must request a refund in writing and within ____ _____ of the date of application.
a) one year b) 30 days c) 6 months d) 10 days 510-3-.01 |
a) one year
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The Board may, in its discretion, deny licensure to any applicant who has:
a) whose record reflects any other matter that puts in question his/her competency to practice. b) who has had disciplinary action taken against him/her. c) the Board cannot deny licensure "in its discretion." d) a&b 510-3-.01 |
d) a&b
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A person who has been licensed in good standing for 10 or more years as a psychologist in the US or Canada, has an earned degree in applied psychology, obtains a passing score on the GA jurisprudence exam, passes the oral exam, and tenders appropriate fees and application paperwork qualifies for licensure by:
a) examination b) endorsement c) reciprocity d) Senior Psychologist 510-3-.02 |
b) endorsement
* A senior psychologist is someone who has been licensed for more than 10 years. |
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Licensure by endorsement may be granted to a person with a doctoral degree in I/O psychology or related I/O doctoral degree if:
a) 5 years of practice in I/O psychology b) submits 3 professional references and appropriate application fees c) a&b d) a only 510-3-.02 |
c) a&b
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A person who holds a Certificate of Professional Qualification (CPQ) issued by ASPPB must pass the jurisprudence and oral exams, have a license in good standing, and:
a) submit 3 professional references b) is deemed to have met all requirements for licensure in GA c) pass the EPPP d) all of the above 510-3-.02 |
b) is deemed to have met all requirements for licensure in GA
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Who may apply for a temporary license?
a) license by examination applicant? b) license as a Senior Psychologist c) a & b d) license by endorsement applicant 510-3-.03 |
d) license by endorsement applicant
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The _____ ___ _____ and the Supplemental Code of Conduct constitute the same standards against which the required professional conduct of a psychologist is measured.
a) Code of Ethics b) APA Ethics Code c) Provisions of Psychologists d) Principles for Ethics 510-4-.01 |
a) Code of Ethics
*A violation of the ethics code or Code of Conduct constitutes unprofessional conduct and may constitute sufficient grounds for disciplinary action, or denial of licensure. |
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The term client or patient may be defined through which of the following roles:
a) a recipient of psychological services b) a corporate entity or other organization rather than to individuals unless the contract specifies otherwise c) individuals including minors and legally incompetent adults who have legal guardians. d) all of the above 510-5-.02 |
d) all of the above
*The legal guardian shall be the client for decision making purposes, except that the individual receiving services shall be the patient or client for: a) issues directly affecting the physical/emotional safety of the individual (such as sexual or other exploitative dual relationships). b) Issues specifically reserved to the individual, and agreed to by the guardian prior to rendering of services, such as confidential communication in a therapy relationship. |
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_________ are individuals matriculating in a predoctoral training program or internship.
a) interns b) residents c) students d) none of the above 510-5-.02 |
c) students
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Information that refers to information for which a psychologist or other health related professional is ethically obligated not to disclose without client permission.
a) protected information b) privileged information c) private information d) confidential information 510-5-.02 |
d) confidential information
*Confidential information standard is protected by the state statute except when compelled to disclose as a result of a court order. |
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When a corporation or other organization is the client, rules of confidentiality apply to information pertaining to the organization, including personal information about individuals when such information is obtained in the proper course of that contract. Such information about individuals is subject to confidential control of the organization, not of the individual, and can be made available to the organization, unless there is an understanding between the psychologist and such ______ that the information was obtained in a separate professional relationship with that individual and is, therefore, subject to confidentiality requirements in itself.
a) corporate b) individual c) organization d) client 510-5-.02 |
b) individual
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A ____ ___ is an action taken by a judge that compels disclosure unless appealed.
a) court order b) court disclosure c) privileged information d) a & c 510-5-.02 |
a) court order
*Subpoena compels only a response and may be issued by an attorney. |
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A ______ _______ is mutually agreed upon between a psychologist and patients, clients, students, supervisees, or employees.
a) confidential relationship b) privileged information c) professional relationship d) professional information 510-5-.02 |
c) professional relationship
*The professional relationship status is not contingent upon nor defined by a payment transaction. |
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Actions of psychologists in the context of a professional relationship with clients/patients, students, supervisees, or employees are defined as:
a) treatment services b) psychological services c) psychological treatment d) therapeutic treatment 510-5-.02 |
b) psychological services
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_______ are individuals not licensed to practice or authorized to practice psychology independently and who function under the extended authority of the psychologist, the internship/SWE supervisor in the provision of psychological services.
a) students b) professionals c) trainees d) supervisees 510-5-.02 |
d) supervisees
*Supervisees are individuals who are either employees of the supervisor, or employed by the supervisor's employer, or in training. |
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________ are psychologists who have responsibility for the professional activities of individuals who are supervisees:
a) supervisors b) professors c) directors d) clinicians 510-5-.02 |
a) supervisors
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When a psychologist is developing a competency in a service or technique that is either new to the psychologist or new to the profession, he/she shall engage in ongoing consultation with other psychologists or relevant professionals and shall seek and obtain appropriate _____ and ______ in the new area.
a) education; consultation b) supervision; consultation c) supervision; training d) education; training 510-5-.03 |
d) education; training
*Psychologists who intend to or begin to practice in areas outside of their educational, internship, or SWE experiences must obtain sufficient training in those areas to insure their competence. |
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______ include information that may be used to document the nature, delivery, progress, and results of psychological services.
a) notes b) progress c) records d) reports 510-5-.04 |
c) records
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Records should include identifying data; contact information; if appropriate, guardian and conservator status; informed consent/assent for treatment; reason for service (including diagnosis and complaint); relevant health and developmental history,treatment plan; dates of service and duration of sessions; types of services; nature of professional interventions or contact, formal or informal assessment of clients; and:
a) waivers of confidentiality and authorization for consent b) documentation of any mandated disclosures of confidential information c) complaint, diagnosis, request for services d) all of the above 510-5-.04 |
d) all of the above
*Psychologists should be aware of federal and state and local laws and regulations governing records. Laws and regulations supersede requirement of these rules for records. |
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In the absence of law and regulations regarding records, psychologists must maintain records of clients for ____ ____ since last date of service delivery for adults and if the client is a minor at the time of treatment, the record period is extended for _____ _____ after the age of majority.
a) 7 years; 3 years b) 1 year; 5 years c) 10 years, 5 years d) 3 years, 7 years 510-5-.04 |
a) 7 years; 3 years
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Psychologists should store and dispose of written, electronic, and other records of patients and clients in such a manner as to ensure _______.
a) disclosure b) integrity c) protection d) confidentiality 510-5-.04 |
d) confidentiality
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If a psychologist undertakes a relationship with a client when impaired (due to mental, emotional, physiological, pharmacological, or substance abuse conditions), he/she should:
a) terminate the relationship immediately and appropriately (including in writing) b) assist the patient in obtaining services from another professional. c) a & b d) none of the above 510-5-.05 |
c) a & b
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When reporting a psychologist for impairment, one should provide the following information:
a) written statement describing incidents and provide proof of incident. b) a written statement describing incidents and do not have to provide proof. c) the board shall report impaired psychologists to the appropriate authorities d) nothing; a psychologist must be convicted of malpractice first. 51-5-.05 |
b) provide a written statement and do not have to provide proof.
* a person reporting a psychologist for impairment should provide facts which form the basis for their belief that the psychologist is impaired. |
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The Board can require an allegedly "impaired" psychologist to do all of the following except:
a) require the psychologist to document each time impaired while with a client or patient. b) submit to a mental, physical, or mental and physical exam by an appropriate licensed practitioner designated by the board. c) require licensee to produce records relating to alleged incapacitating mental and/or physical illness , including psychological/psychiatric records. d) may refer licensee to Colleague Assistance Program. 510-5-.05 |
a) require the psychologist to document each time impaired while with a client or patient.
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A psychologist should arrange for appropriate consultations and referrals based on the best interest of their client/patient, with appropriate consent, and subject to other relevant considerations, including applicable _____ and _____________ _____________.
a) law; confidentiality requirements b) law; contractual obligations c) rules; confidentiality requirements d) rules; contractual obligations 510-5-.06 |
Answer: b) law; contractual obligations
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A psychologist plans to take a month long vacation to the Bahamas. She has informed her clients of her vacation and made sure that her voicemail reports her leave and says that her clients should contact 911 in case of an emergency. The plans the psychologist have left are:
a) appropriate; the psychologist took measures to ensure her clients were aware of her absence and her voicemail also indicates that her clients can call 911 in case of an emergency. b) Inappropriate; the psychologist should never leave notice of being out of her office for an extended period of time over voicemail. c) Inappropriate; the psychologist should arrange for another appropriate professional or professionals to deal with the emergency needs of her clients. d) Appropriate; the psychologist went above and beyond any requirements and rules of the board. 510-5-.06 |
Answer: c) Inappropriate; the psychologist should arrange for another appropriate professional or professionals to deal with the emergency needs of her clients.
*Psychologists make reasonable efforts to plan for continuity of care in the even that psychological services are interrupted by factors such as the psychologist’s illness, death, unavailability or by the client/patient’s relocation or financial limitations. *The only way the question is considered following the board rules would be that the psychologist terminated treatment with her clients and did not have any active clients on her caseload. |
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A psychologist asks a bachelor’s level psychology intern to administer a battery of assessments that she does not have time to administer. She asks the intern to score and write a ‘rough draft’ of a report so that the psychologist can then go back and finalize a report. This practice is:
a) in violation of supplemental code of conduct because a bachelor’s level intern is not trained to score and interpret assessments. b) in violation of supplemental code of conduct because a bachelor’s level intern is not allowed to administer assessments c) not in violation of the supplemental code of conduct. d) a & b 510-5-.06 |
Answer: a) in violation of the supplemental code of conduct because a bachelor’s level intern is not trained to score and interpret assessments.
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Psychologists delegate to supervisees, with the appropriate level of supervision, only those responsibilities that such persons can reasonably be expected to perform ________ and _________ based on the supervisee’s training, education, and experience.
a) competently; ethically b) technically; appropriately c) properly; confidently d) none of the above 510-5-.06 |
Answer: a) competently; ethically
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A psychologist is asked by a client to perform a new, innovative therapy treatment the client read about in a book. The psychologist has no formal training in this type of therapy, but agrees to conduct this type of treatment as it has been empirically validated in the literature. Which answer below best fits the situation?
a) Psychologists should always use empirically validated treatments for clients. b) Psychologists should only provide treatments specifically requested by their clients. c) Psychologists should not accept responsibilities for work which they are not qualified and personally competent to perform. d) Psychologists should not accept responsibilities for new treatments unless they have read thoroughly about it and get the gist of it before treating others. 510-5-.06 |
Answer: c) psychologists should not accept responsibilities for work, which they are not qualified and personally competent to perform.
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Does a supervisee need to inform a client that he/she is under supervision from a licensed psychologist?
a) No, a supervisee is not obligated to inform a client of his/her supervisor b) Yes, the supervisee must inform the client that he/she is under supervision only if serving as a predoctoral intern (and not SWE) c) Yes, the supervisee should inform a client of his/her supervision only when acting as a long term therapist. d) Yes, the supervisee should inform a client that he/she is under supervision for any reason and allow the client to confer with the supervisor. 510-5-.06 |
Answer: d) yes, the supervisee should inform a client that he/she is under supervision for any reason.
*The supervisee must fully inform the patient/client receiving services of his/her role as a supervisee and the right of the patient to confer with the supervising psychologist with regard to any aspect of the services, care treatment, evaluation, or tests being performed. |
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When providing supervision to a supervisee in a clinical psychology setting, the supervising psychologist must take part in the intake process, must personally make the diagnosis when a diagnosis is required, and must personally approve and co-sign a _____ ________ for each patient or client, and must meet personally with the supervisee on a continuous and regular basis.
a) treatment plan b) progress report c) confidentiality waiver d) disclosure form 510-5-.06 |
Answer: a) treatment plan
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A psychologist shall not take primary responsibility for more than ___ supervisees engaged in psychological services concurrently without board approval.
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 510-5-.06 |
Answer: c) 3
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A supervising psychologist must meet with a supervisee for a minimum of ___ hour(s) for every ______ hour(s) of face-to-face clinical contact.
a) 1; 20 b) 2; 20 c) 4; 40 d) 1; 10 510-5-.06 |
Answer: a) 1; 20
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Psychological services by electronic transmission (internet, telephone, computer) must….
a) be provided by psychologists who are fully licensed and in good standing in the state or jurisdiction of where the psychologist is based. b) meet all confidentiality requirements as electronic transmission is not always the most secure way to provide psychological treatment. c) a & b d) meet the same legal and ethical standards as psychological services provided in person. 510-5-.07 |
Answer: d) meet the same legal and ethical standards as psychological services provided in person.
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Psychologists provide written or oral forensic reports or testimony of the psychological characteristics of an individual only after they have conducted an examination of the individual adequate to support his/her ________________.
a) conclusions b) analysis c) perspective d) bias 510-5-.08 |
Answer: a) conclusions
*When a psychologist assesses a person in a forensic setting, any assessment, recommendations, and reports are based on information and techniques (including personal interviews when appropriate) sufficient to provide appropriate substantiation of the findings. |
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In forensic testimony, psychologists testify truthfully, honestly, and candidly and, consistent with applicable legal procedures, describe fairly the basis for his/her testimony and conclusions. Whenever necessary, psychologists acknowledge ______ of his/her data or conclusions.
a) analysis b) biases c) performance d) limitations 510-5-.08 |
Answer: d) limitations
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What should a psychologist do if he/she is asked to perform multiple and potentially conflicting roles in a forensic setting?
a) A psychologist should NEVER perform multiple roles in any setting; this is a clear violation of dual relationships in the ethics code. b) When a psychologist is called on to service in more than one role, the psychologist should do his/her best to clarify the role expectations and the extent of confidentiality in advance to the extent feasible. c) A psychologist should always serve in favor of the defendant as they are most likely socially oppressed and need to feel empowered. d) A psychologist can perform in multiple capacities in a forensic setting. 510-5-.08 |
Answer: b) when a psychologist is called on to service in more than one role, the psychologist should do his/her best to clarify the role expectations and the extent of confidentiality in advance to the extent feasible.
*As changes occur, a psychologist should continually assess his/her roles in order to avoid compromising his/her professional judgment and objectivity, and in order to avoid misleading others regarding his/her role. |
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When a psychologist is uncertain whether a particular situation or course of action would violate these codes, the psychologist shall do what?
a) meet with other psychologists to discuss implications of the situation. b) consult with other psychologists who are knowledgeable about ethical issues, with state or national psychology ethics committees, or with other appropriate authorities, in order to choose a proper response or course of action. c) attend CEU courses in ethics to brush up on appropriate responses to situations. d) nothing, a psychologist took the EPPP and jurisprudence exams and should be able to figure out a situation using the tools provided in these materials, along with the APA Code of Ethics. 510-5-.09 |
Answer: b) consult with other psychologists who are knowledgeable about ethical issues, with state or national psychology ethics committees, or with other appropriate authorities, in order to choose a proper response or course of action.
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A psychologist shall not use fraud, misrepresentation, or deception in providing psychological services, in reporting the results of psychological evaluations or services, in conducting activities related to the practice of psychology…
a) obtaining a psychology license b) in passing a psychology licensing exam c) in billing clients or third party payers d) all of the above 510-5-.09 |
Answer: d) all of the above
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A person licensed may not ___________ or __________ any person who has: voluntarily surrendered his/her license to practice psychology in this or any state; been disciplined by this Board; been disciplined by any other lawful licensing authority; and/or been convicted of a felony, and/or is under criminal probation.
a) supervise; employ b) supervise; practice [with] c) assist; employ d) assist, practice [with] 510-5-.10 |
Answer: a) supervise; employ
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If a psychologist is being investigated by the Board or any other state or national agency, failure to cooperate is a ___________ of Board rules.
a) conviction b) violation c) requirement d) none of the above. 510-5-.10 |
Answer: b) violation
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Any sanction or disciplinary action against a psychologist and/or any voluntary surrender of his/her license to practice psychology in another state should be reported within ____ ______ to the Board.
a) 10 days b) 3 months c) 30 days d) 6 months 510-5-.11 |
Answer: c) 30 days
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When can the Board refuse to grant a license to an applicant, or can revoke a license?
a) When a majority of Board members agree that a person has committed a violation under OCGA secs 43-1-19 to 43-39-13 b) When all Board members agree that a person has committed a violation under OCGA secs 43-1-19 to 43-39-13 c) When at least 2 Board members agree that a person has committed a violation under OCGA secs 43-1-19 to 43-39-13 d) The Board cannot refuse to grant a license to an applicant or can revoke a license without a conviction of a misdemeanor or felony from the court system. 510-6-.02 |
Answer: a) When a majority of Board members agree that a person has committed a violation under OCGA secs 43-1-19 to 43-39-13
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Every psychologist license expires on _______ ____ of _____ numbered years.
a) January 1st; even b) January 1st; odd c) December 31st; even d) December 31st; odd 510-7-.01 |
Answer: c) December 31st; even
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A psychologists’ license is renewable for _____ year(s).
a) 1 year b) 24 months c) 5 years d) 3 years 510-7-.01 |
Answer: b) 24 months or 2 years
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Failure to renew a license within ____ _____ of expiration shall have the effect of revocation of the license by operation of law and the license shall be considered lapsed.
a) 6 months b) 1 year c) 3 months d) 30 days 510-7-.01 |
Answer: a) 6 months
*The Board in its sole discretion may reinstate a revoked license. |
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A license that has lapsed for failure to renew may be reinstated within ____ ____, from the date the license lapsed, at the sole discretion of the board, upon submission of an Application for Reinstatement, documentation of 40 hours of continuing education activities that were completed within two years of the date the application is received by the Board, and payment of a penalty fee as set by the board.
a) 6 months b) 1 year c) 3 months d) 30 days 510-7-.01 |
Answer: b) 1 year
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If a license lapsed and it has been more than 1 year since the licensed lapsed, must do all of the following EXEPT …, to get reinstated as a psychologist?
a) Submission of a new application for licensure by examination waiver b) Documentation of 40 hours of CEUs completed within 2 calendar years c) Passage of the GA jurisprudence and Oral examinations d) Provide a written statement as to why the license lapsed more than 1 year. 510-7-.02 |
Answer: d) provide a written statement as to why the license lapsed more than 1 year.
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What option does a licensed psychologist in GA have if he/she is moving to another state to practice psychology and has received licensure in that other state and does NOT plan to practice psychology in GA?
a) let their license lapse b) always keep an active license active c) apply for inactive status d) provide the board with a written notification of a change of address and the new state where the psychologist will be working as a psychologist. 510-7-.03 |
Answer: c) apply for inactive status.
*In order to reactivate the license, the licensee must submit to the board and application to reactivate, documentation of 40 CEU’s completed within 2 years, and the date which the application is received by the Board and appropriate fees. |
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The Board requires ______ hours of continuing education relevant to the licensee’s professional activities ___________ to renew a license.
a) 40; biennially b) 20; biennially c) 40; annually d) 20; annually 510-8-.01 |
Answer: a) 40; biennially
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In order to renew a license, a psychologist must earn 3 clock hours of continuing education in ___________ _________ and _______________.
a) professional ethics; cultural diversity b) clinical diagnosis; psychopharmacology c) professional ethics; psychopharmacology d)clinical diagnosis; cultural diversity 510-8-.01 |
Answer: c) professional ethics; psychopharmacology
*Cultural diversity is only required for licensees by examination or endorsement seeking renewal during the first year of the biennium (January 1st to December 31st of the odd numbered year) must complete 20 hours of continuing education which includes professional ethics, psychopharmacology, and cultural diversity. The cultural diversity requirement may be satisfied by documentation on the graduate transcript of a specific course taken in cultural diversity while in graduate school. |
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If an individual with a disability needs to petition the Board for accommodation, the psychologist must submit a request in writing at least ____ _____ before the end of the renewal period along with the appropriate documentation.
a) 30 days b) 2 months c) 10 days d) 3 months 510-8-.01 |
Answer: b) 2 months
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What is the only way to satisfy all continuing education requirements in the biennium?
a) Must be registered with the National Register b) Be involved in the coordination of the GPA/APA conventions c) Present on various topics at certified CE credit talks. d) Successful completion of the board examination of the American Board of Professional Psychology. 510-8-.01 |
Answer: d) successful completion of the board examination of the American Board of Professional Psychology.
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A licensed psychologist must complete a minimum of ____ clock hours in professional ethics to renew his/her license each biennium and may be earned in areas ____, _____, or ______.
a) 3; I, III, or IV b) 6; I, III, or IV c) 3; I, II, or III d) 6; I, II, or III 510-8-.02 |
Answer: a) 3; I, III, or IV
*the hours earned must focus specifically on ethics. Hours concerned exclusively with legal, legislative, or malpractice issues will not fulfill the ethics requirement. A psychologist who serves as a peer reviewer, acknowledged by the Board, for an alleged violation of the law or rules will also meet the three-hour ethics requirements for the biennium if the review is submitted as a written report to the Board. A psychologist who serves on a subcommittee of the Board for oral examinations will also meet the three hour ethics requirement. A psychologist who serves as a member of the Ethics committee for he Georgia Psychological Association or as a Board member of the State Board of Examiners of Psychologists during the biennium will also meet the ethics requirement. |
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Who is exempt from clinical psychopharmacology continuing education requirements (3 hours) each biennium?
a) psychologists who work in an inpatient hospital setting b) psychologists who work in a clinical team setting which includes a psychiatrist and/or other physician c) I/O psychologists or consulting psychologists d) b & c 510-8-.02 |
Answer: c) I/O psychologists or consulting psychologists
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Documentation of ethics and psychopharmacology continuing education includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a) date & title b) sponsoring agency c) summary of what the CE included d) location & hours 510-8-.02 |
Answer: c) summary of what the CE included
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All first time renewals must complete a minimum of ____ continuing education credits in _______ ____________ (issues related to differences between racial groups, gender, age, religions, lifestyles, beliefs, physical capabilities, ethnicity, SES, and subcultures).
a) 6; cultural diversity b) 3; cultural diversity c) 3; oppressed populations d) 6; oppressed populations 510-8-.02 |
Answer: b) 3; cultural diversity
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What is Area I of continuing education and what are the max hours allowed in Area I biennially?
a) Conferences; 10 b) Professional supervision; 20 c) Academic courses; 20 d) b & c 510-8-.02 |
Answer: d) b & c
*academic courses include courses given by recognized universities, hospitals, training institutions. It does not include courses taught by the licensee. May also include “grand rounds” or other courses of study which follow regularly scheduled attendance and collateral readings. A structured program of supervision will qualify if there are regularly scheduled supervision sessions (min of 10 hours) and collateral readings. If seeking credit for supervision, a descriptive letter from the supervisor must be submitted. |
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What is Area II of continuing education and what are the max hours allowed in Area II biennially?
a) conventions; 20 b) workshops; 20 c) conventions; 10 d) workshops; 10 510-8-.02 |
Answer: a) conventions; 20
*Conventions include national, international, regional, and state associations of psychologists’ annual meetings that are attended in person. |
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One convention day qualifies for ___ hours of CE credit with a maximum of ____ hours of CE credit per day.
a) 6; 6 b) 3; 3 c) 3; 6 d) none of the above 510-8-.02 |
Answer: c) 3; 6
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What is Area III of continuing education and what are the max hours allowed in Area III biennially?
a) academic coursework or supervision; 10 b) academic coursework or supervision; 20 c)workshops and institutes; 10 d) workshops and institutes; 20 510-8-.02 |
Answer: d) workshops and institutes; 20
*must last a minimum of 3 hours, be attended in person, and cover a professional issue or topic, and be made available to the psychological community in general. A “grand rounds” series shorter than that included in Area I will qualify if there is one professional issue or topic covered for a minimum of three hours in a continuous sequence of conferences. Each workshop hour qualifies for one hour of CE credit. |
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What is Area IV of continuing education and what are the max hours allowed in Area IV biennially?
a) APA/GPA approved continuing education programs; 20 b) APA/GPA approved continuing education programs; 10 c) Workshops and institutes; 20 d) Workshops and institutes; 10 510-8-.02 |
Answer: a) APA/GPA approved continuing education programs; 20
*Must receive a certificate of attendance to document. Each instructional hour qualifies for one hour of CE credit. These programs must be attended in person. Documentation must include an official certificate of attendance issued by the CE presenter. |
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What is Area V of continuing education and what are the max hours allowed in Area V?
a) self-instructional activity; 20 b) self-instructional activity; 10 c) APA/GPA CE programs; 20 d) APA/GPA CE programs; 10 510-8-.02 |
Answer: b) self-instructional activity; 10
*this is a broadly defined area intended to accommodate any self-development activities, which are relevant to one’s professional interests. This area includes the use of audiotapes, videotapes, books, and journals. Credit is given for conducting a workshop or academic course for the first time, for preparation of articles for publication for the first time, and non interactive online CE. Each hour of instruction counts for one hour of CE credit with a max of 10 hours. Online CE is only in Area V. **An additional 6 hours of credit is allowed for interactive online CE in real time which allow a maximum of 16 hours total in Area V. Noninteractive CE = prerecorded where participants interacts only with computer Interactive CE = live with live person and may also interact with other participants. |
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How long should a licensee maintain CE records of completed activity?
a) 1 year b) 2 years c) 3 years d) 4 years 510-8-.03 |
Answer: d) 4 years
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The board does not collect documentation of continuing education activities. Instead, they do all of the following EXCEPT?
a) require that the licensee attest on his/her biennial license renewal application, that he/she has satisfied the continuing education requirements. b) Audit a fixed percentage of renewal applications for completion of CE activity. c) An affidavit stating that all CE activities are up-to-date and accurate. d) Licensee is responsible for keeping all CE documentation records for 4 years. 510-8-.03 |
Answer: c) An affidavit stating that all CE activities are up-to-date and accurate.
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If an audited licensee fails to provide the board with acceptable documentation of the continuing education hours attested to on his/her renewal application, the license ….
a) will not be renewed b) will be renewed only after documentation of CE activities within 6 months c) a only d) a & b 510-8-.03 |
Answer: d) a & b
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If a licensee fails to obtain CE requirements after a failed audit (within 6 months), their license will be _________.
a) suspended b) inactive c) revoked d) none of the above 510-8-.03 |
Answer: c) revoked
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Who can apply for a temporary license?
a) licensure by endorsement b) licensure by examination c) either licensure by endorsement or examination d) a temporary license is not related to licensure by endorsement or examination 510-9-.01 |
Answer: a) licensure by endorsement
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What happens if a temporary licensee fails the jurisprudence or oral examinations?
a) license is suspended until exam is retaken b) license becomes inactive c) nothing happens to the temporary license, you just can’t get fully licensed d) licensed is revoked 510-9-.01 |
Answer: d) license is revoked/rescinded
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How long is a temporary license in effect?
a) 6 months b) until all requirements for full licensure are completed c) 1 year/12 months d) 90 days 510-9-.01 |
Answer: c) 1 year/12 months
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A provisional license is issued to an applicant for permanent licensure who…
a) is completing their predoctoral internship b) is in the process of completing SWE and has completed all written examinations c) needs to take the jurisprudence and oral examinations d) has passed the EPPP 510-9-.02 |
Answer: b) is in the process of completing the SWE and has completed all written examinations.
*A provisional license may be granted to an individual who has passed all written examinations and completed all other requirements for permanent licensure except for the postdoctoral supervised work experience requirement and the oral examination. A provisional license expires in 24 months unless the Board grants an exception, or in the event of the granting of a permanent license, whichever occurs first. A provisional license is not renewable. |
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An individual licensed to practice at the doctoral level in another jurisdiction may practice psychology in Georgia without applying for a GA license, so long as the following requirements are met EXCEPT:
a) the individual holds an interjurisdictional practice certificate (IPC) issued by ASPPB b) the individual is seeking a full license in GA c) the individual notifies the Board of their intent to practice in Georgia with dates, address, and nature of practice within 5 days before intended practice. d) The psychologist limits his/her practice to 30 days. 510-9-.03 |
Answer: b) the individual is seeking a full license in GA
*This option is only for psychologists licensed in another jurisdiction who are not seeking full licensure as a psychologist in GA. **A psychologist who is not licensed in GA is exempt from obtaining licensure if: the individual renders consulting or other psychological services if rendered in cooperation with the American Red Cross, International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, or as a member of the Disaster Response Network of the APA or the GPA. |
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In order to obtain a license issued by consent order, or a volunteer service license, the individual must verify that their license was in good standing, …?
a) Meet with the board for a personal interview b) proof of 20 hours of CE credit in 2 years immediately prior to obtaining volunteer service license c) notarized statement from the agency attesting to the fact that the psychologist will not be compensated for services provided d) all of the above 510-9-.04 |
Answer: d) all of the above
*If CE is not complete at time of application, applicant may be granted a 6 month temporary license by consent order with the provision that the person has successfully completed the personal interview with the board and the understanding that all CE requirements shall be met within 6 months. |
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A person who does not hold a current license to practice psychology in GA may not do the following EXCEPT:
a) practice in his/her area of interest outside of psychology b) may not render psychological or supervision services c) may not imply that he/she is a psychologist d) may not imply that he/she is practicing psychology 510-10-.01 |
Answer: a) practice in his/her area of interest outside of psychology
*The point of this Board rule is that someone who is not fully licensed as a psychologist may not practice psychology, imply that he/she is a psychologist, may not imply that he/she is practicing psychology, may not advertise licensure by the board, etc. |
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The use of assessment instruments that measure mental abilities, personality characteristics, or neuropsychological functioning in order to diagnose, render opinions, treat, classify, or evaluate mental and nervous disorders and illness including organic brain disorders and brain damage is defined by the Board as:
a) psychological assessments b) mental assessments c) psychological testing d) mental testing 510-10-.03 |
Answer: c) psychological testing
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Mental abilities are psychological in nature, as opposed to physical in nature. These include which of the following:
a) intelligence and cognition b) attention, concentration, and memory c) language, abstraction, creativity, and problem solving d) all of the above 510-10-.03 |
Answer: All of the above
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Personality states, traits, attitudes, emotional conditions, self-image, motivation, and interpersonal behaviors are defined by the GA board as:
a) personality assessments b) personality characteristics c) characterizations d) none of the above 510-10-.03 |
Answer: b) personality characteristics
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Psychological manifestations of brain functioning as defined by the GA Board. This type of testing is the use of psychological tests and assessment techniques to assess brain functioning and to diagnose brain pathology, organic brain disorders, and brain damage.
a) organic brain dysfunction b) neuropsychological functioning c) a & b d) none of the above 510-10-.03 |
Answer: b) neuropsychological functioning
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Students, trainees, or assistants who satisfy the requisite statutory and rule requirements may administer and interpret psychological tests under _________ of a currently _______ __________.
a) training; clinical director b) training; licensed psychologist c) supervision; licensed psychologist d) supervision; clinical director 510-10-.03 |
Answer: c) supervision; licensed psychologist
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A therapist engages in a sexual relationship with a relative of a client. This is...
a) unethical, this could be considered an exploitative relationship as it could expose the person with whom the professional relationship exists. b) unethical, as this constitutes dual relationships. c) ethical, if the relationship is with a distant relative. d) ethical, as long as the relationship with the client is not part of therapy. |
a) unethical, this could be considered an exploitative relationship as it could expose the person with whom the professional relationship exists.
Ethics code 3.07 |
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In order for an I/O psychologist to become licensed, he/she must have practiced for 5 years and...
a) Pass EPPP with a score of 70 or higher. b) GA jurisprudence exam c) submit three professional references from psychologists (one of whom is a licensed psychologist) d) Oral Exam 513-3-.02 |
c) submit three professional references from psychologists (one of whom is a licensed psychologist).
*Also must pay appropriate fees but there is no mention in Board Rules about GA jurisprudence or oral exams. |
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