Georgia Psychology Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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• When delegating responsibilities, psychologists must ensure that supervisees can perform tasks...
• What is defined as confidential information in the context of psychology?
• How many Board members are required to agree to revoke a psychologist's license for a violation?
• What does a peace officer need to submit after delivering a mentally ill person to a hospital?
• What must the Board ensure regarding the psychologist serving as a supervisor?
• How do psychologists manage continuity of care during their absence?
• How many CE credits must a psychologist licensed in the first year of the biennium complete?
• When is it appropriate for a psychologist to terminate therapy?
• How many ethics CE credits can a psychologist earn for each day of service on a subcommittee for oral examinations?
• What information should psychologists provide before delivering services to or through organizations?
• What is the maximum number of ethics CE credits a psychologist can receive per biennium for serving on a subcommittee?
• What is a necessary component of the application for Licensure by Endorsement?
• What must psychologists do when making recommendations based on reviewed records?
• When might a psychologist provide emergency services even if not fully competent?
• To whom may a Health Service Provider Psychologist issue a psychologist's order?
• What is a requirement for psychological assessment techniques to ensure security?
• How many direct client contact hours are required out of the total hours during the internship year?
• What happens if a psychologist fails to renew their license within 31 days of expiration?
• What defines the relationship between a patient and a licensed mental health professional?
• For an I/O supervised work experience, at least half of the hours must be spent on what type of activities?
• What information must participants receive when obtaining informed consent for research?
• When are psychologists permitted to disclose confidential information without patient consent?
• What does licensure by endorsement refer to?
• Who has the authority to provide information regarding disciplinary actions against a licensee?
• With whom should psychologists discuss the limits of confidentiality?
• How promptly should suspected child abuse be reported by a mandated reporter?
• What action should a health service provider psychologist take if they lose privileges at a medical institution?
• What steps should psychologists take to ensure accuracy in reports to payors?
• What is the maximum time a peace officer has to take a person into custody after receiving a physician's certificate?
• What can the Board NOT require from an allegedly impaired psychologist?
• What must an individual verify to obtain a license issued by consent order?
• What should a psychologist do when asked to perform conflicting roles in a forensic setting?
• What information must be included in a report for suspected child abuse?
• Which document serves as the standard for professional conduct among psychologists?
• How long should psychologists maintain records for adults in the absence of state or federal laws?
• The thirty to forty percent threshold for supervision by licensed psychologists must be established by which entity?
• In order to reinstate a lapsed license, which of the following is NOT required?
• What is the minimum number of years of full-time academic graduate study required for a licensee?
• What is NOT included in the informed consent process for assessments?
• Which group of individuals is NOT considered supervisees?
• What is the legal status necessary for a person to use the title "psychologist" in this state?
• Who is responsible for overseeing the professional activities of supervisees?
• What are the total CE credits available for Area V Self Instruction?
• What should a psychologist do if they self-identify as potentially impaired?
• What must board members adhere to in addition to their duties?
• Under which condition is bartering considered acceptable among psychologists?
• When does a court order for someone deemed mentally ill expire?
• Under what circumstances can a board member be removed from office?
• How should psychologists handle requests for services from third parties?
• What is the sole method to satisfy continuing education requirements in the biennium?
• What can a psychologist do if they fail an audit of their CE activities?
• What is the range of CE credits that can be earned for Area II: Ongoing Peer Group Consultation?
• When can a licensure by exam candidate sit for the oral boards?
• Which of the following best describes "psychologists' notes" as Test Data?
• What are the supervision requirements for an Industrial/Organizational supervisee?
• Who is responsible for monitoring the supervision of predoctoral interns?
• What action can the Board take against someone practicing psychology without a license?
• For a lapsed license, what is the maximum period within which it may be reinstated?
• Who is responsible for providing inactive status licenses for professional licensing boards?
• Under what circumstances can psychologists provide services when they are not fully competent?
• When consulting with a client’s other healthcare providers, what should psychologists prioritize?
• How many graduate semester hours in mental retardation or developmental disabilities psychology must be completed for MR/DD certification?
• Under what circumstance may the Board deny licensure to an applicant?
• Under what conditions can informed consent for research be waived?
• What role does ongoing assessment play for psychologists in setting role expectations?
• When is it appropriate to file an ethics complaint against another psychologist?
• Who are individuals currently enrolled in a predoctoral training program or internship?
• What type of information is included in records of psychological services?
• What is the consequence for a licensed individual after a second conviction?
• What is the punishment for improper sexual contact in the first degree in Georgia?
• What is the time frame in which a psychologist must report any disciplinary action or license surrender in another state?
• What guidelines should psychologists follow to ensure confidentiality in telepsychology?
• True or False: Sexual abuse includes consensual sex acts between minors if one individual is less than 16 years of age.
• What penalties does a person face for engaging in the practice of psychology without a license?
• How often are the President and Vice President of the board elected?
• When does an employee or agent commit improper sexual contact in the second degree, according to OCGA?
• What should a psychologist do when impaired while in a relationship with a client?
• What factors should a psychologist consider when arranging referrals for clients?
• When serving in what capacity can a psychologist be assured to earn 6 CE ethics credits in Georgia?
• What is the maximum age difference for consensual sexual acts to avoid classification as sexual abuse?
• When should psychologists discuss fees with recipients of psychological services?
• Which age is considered the threshold for determining sexual abuse in the context of consensual acts among minors?
• What action must a peace officer take upon receiving a physician's certificate regarding a mentally ill person?
• When is it acceptable to use confidential information for educational purposes?
• What should be provided before terminating therapy?
• When is it permissible for a psychologist to have a sexual relationship with a patient?
• How should psychologists manage their professional judgment and objectivity in forensic roles?
• What is the minimum prison term for someone convicted of improper sexual contact with a person over 16?
• To which category do ethics CE credits earned from attending a conference belong?
• In which of the following scenarios is informed consent for assessments NOT required?
• What is a key difference between a court order and a subpoena?
• What does OCGA state about privileged communication between psychologists and clients?
• Is splitting fees based on referrals acceptable in psychological practice?
• What happens if a candidate fails the full board oral exam for the first time?
• Which is a key consideration when designing training programs for psychologists?
• What must become part of the client's clinical record along with the physician's certificate or court order?
• When a psychologist is unsure about a potential ethical violation, which of the following entities should they consult?
• What should psychologists do when providing therapy to clients served by other providers?
• Who is eligible to apply for licensure by endorsement?
• What is the maximum number of CE credits allowed for conferences per biennium?
• What defines a professional relationship in psychology?
• How should psychologists approach discussing confidentiality with clients who cannot provide informed consent?
• A predoctoral internship must last a minimum of how many months?
• How long does a licensee have to contact their licensing board following a felony conviction?
• Which type of CE activity provides credits only if done live and in person?
• What is NOT a requirement for licensure by endorsement in I/O psychology?
• What is the minimum number of hours of predoctoral training required during the internship year?
• What is one of the requirements for all secondary supervisors?
• Does supervised work experience (SWE) supervision have to occur in person?
• What is a psychologist who serves as a member of the Georgia Psychological Association Ethics committee eligible to earn for the biennium?
• If an audited licensee fails to provide acceptable CE documentation, what is the consequence?
• Which of the following defines child abuse?
• How long must a Post-Doctoral supervised work experience be completed?
• What happens if a candidate fails the subcommittee-administered oral exam?
• Which of the following actions is required if a licensed psychologist plans to stop practicing in Georgia?
• What qualifies a psychologist for licensure by endorsement?
• For each intern or fellow under an I/O supervisor, how many supervision hours must be spent for every 40 hours worked?
• What is the required meeting frequency for a supervising psychologist with a supervisee?
• When may a psychologist require students to disclose personal information?
• What is the timeframe in which a physician can require involuntary treatment if they find a person appears mentally ill?
• True or False: A psychologist serving as a peer reviewer for the Board earns CE credits upon completion of the review.
• How does a board member become appointed?
• How does the board verify continuing education compliance?
• Which mental ability does NOT belong to the psychological category?
• In which situation does sexual abuse not include consensual acts?
• What should a psychologist do when faced with a conflict between the ethics code and legal requirements?
• A person involved in a postdoctoral supervised work experience is called what?
• Which of the following is a requirement to become a Health Service Provider Psychologist?
• Which aspect is essential for psychologists to maintain competency in new techniques?
• When is it necessary for psychologists to repeat discussions on confidentiality?
• For participation in the Ethics committee, how many credits can a psychologist accumulate?
• What type of training does an internship in psychology typically provide?
• How many maximum CE credits can psychologists earn through academic courses?
• What term describes conduct that encourages a child to engage in prostitution?
• What constitutes a conflict of interest for psychologists?
• True or False: A psychologist earns different amounts of ethics credits based on their specific role within committees.
• How many continuing education hours must a psychologist complete to renew their license?
• What should psychologists inform patients about if they intend to use a collection agency?
• What should follow a phone report of suspected child abuse to a child welfare agency?
• What is the minimum amount of information that can be disclosed to obtain payment without patient consent?
• What is the primary focus of the psychotherapeutic relationship?
• If an individual with a disability needs accommodation, how far in advance must they submit a request?
• What is required for each board member before they can perform their duties?
• What is referred to as an organized set of training experiences in psychology that is greater in depth and duration than practicum training?
• Which is NOT a requirement for a Health Service Provider Psychologist?
• What is the penalty for not reporting disciplinary action to the Board within the specified time frame?
• What should psychologists do if they cannot provide information due to legal or organizational issues?
• How long must CE documentation be retained by the licensee?
• What is a psychologist's order used for in a medical facility?
• What must psychological services provided electronically comply with?
• How should psychologists treat obsolete or outdated tests regarding assessments?
• What must be proven for a board member to be removed for neglect of duty?
• Which of the following is not a valid reason for board member removal?
• If a psychologist has been convicted of a felony, what impact does this have on their ability to supervise or employ others?
• Can psychologists withhold records in the case of nonpayment?
• What should a licensed psychologist do if they move to another state and do not plan to practice in Georgia anymore?
• Who oversees activities performed by trainees or supervisees in psychological settings?
• Which terms are acceptable for a person engaged in the predoctoral year of applied experience in an internship?
• What must be done to log CE credits for Ongoing Peer Group Consultation?
• What is the appropriate classification for earned CE hours beyond the base requirement?
• Which two types of communication are considered privileged and excluded from evidence?
• What defines bartering in the context of psychological services?
• Under what circumstances is a psychologist not obligated to explain test results?
• Who can provide supporting photographs in allegations of child abuse?
• What occurs if a candidate fails the full board oral exam a second time?
• In what format may a report of suspected elder abuse or abuse of a person with a disability be made?
• How often must an intern update a client's file?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the definition of child abuse?
• When can an applicant for licensure by examination take the EPPP?
• What should psychologists do if an assessment tool lacks validity for the current population tested?
• What should be done if a mandated reporter has uncertainty about reporting suspected abuse?
• Is it necessary for a supervisee to inform clients they are under supervision?
• What authority decides on possible sanctions for criminal activity for offenses occurring prior to July 1, 1990?
• What should psychologists do when they want to use information for research?
• How many supervision hours are required for I/O psychology interns compared to total working hours?
• Which of the following describes the maximum ethics CE credits awarded for full biennium participation in the Ethics committee?
• What is the frequency at which continuing education hours must be completed for license renewal?
• How long does an applicant have to respond to a request for additional information from the board?
• When may a report of child abuse be released for public purposes?
• If a license has lapsed for over 1 year, which requirements are necessary for reinstatement?
• What is essential for GA psychologists to ensure competence in telepsychology?
• What constitutes physical forms of discipline that do not lead to child abuse allegations?
• What should psychologists clarify regarding informed consent when services are court-ordered?
• At least what percentage of the internship supervision must be provided by licensed psychologists?
• What must an individual with an I/O degree seek for licensure?
• True or False: A psychologist can earn a maximum of 6 ethics CE credits for serving on the Ethics committee for a full biennium.
• What is implied consent in the context of psychological assessments?
• When reporting a psychologist for impairment, what type of statement should be provided?
• What happens to a licensee convicted of a crime committed before July 1, 1990?
• Why is it important to report fees and charges accurately to funding sources?
• Who administers the licensing board?
• Under what circumstance may psychologists refrain from providing test data?
• What is required by law if a psychological evaluation indicates a person's need for treatment?
• An internship/SWE supervisor may not be an employee of which entity?
• When would an ethics complaint NOT be filed by psychologists?
• With whom are psychologists prohibited from having sexual relationships?
• How many face-to-face meetings are required monthly for an I/O supervisee?
• What must a licensee do to be entitled to reinstatement after losing their license due to a controlled substance conviction?
• What is the supervision requirement for supervised work experience hours?
• What is required for a psychologist to renew their license?
• What must occur if two individuals believe a person is mentally ill within 48 hours?
• Who should a mandated reporter report suspected child abuse to?
• What must be considered if psychologists expect limits to services due to financial constraints?
• How long does a physician's certificate stating a person is mentally ill remain valid?
• When do all psychologist licenses expire?
• What is the maximum prison term for sexual assault of a child under 16 years old?
• Is it ethical for psychologists to use a collection agency for unpaid fees?
• A secondary supervisor is allowed to oversee no more than what percentage of an internship or SWE?
• What is the consequence for a mandated reporter who fails to report suspected child abuse?
• How should psychologists manage potential risks in telepsychology?
• Mental abilities include which of the following?
• What are actions expected from a psychologist after filing an ethics complaint?
• What limits must psychologists inform clients about during third party services?
• If a person is unable to consent, what is the psychologist's next step?
• Under what condition can a report of child abuse be subject to public inspection?
• What is the punishment for improper sexual contact in the second degree?
• What term is used for sexual contact between a psychotherapist and their patient?
• What must an applicant do after failing either part of the EPPP three times?
• A psychologist should take part in the intake process during supervision with a supervisee to ensure...
• What constitutes improper sexual contact in the first degree according to OCGA?
• What additional documentation is required for a volunteer service license?
• In which of the following areas can psychologists earn continuing education credits?
• Which of the following is NOT covered by the GA jurisprudence exam?
• What forms the basis for professional opinions and recommendations made by psychologists?
• What must a psychologist seek when developing a new competency in a service or technique?
• What is the minimum number of supervised work experience hours required for licensure?
• Which of the following circumstances would disqualify a person from being supervised or employed by a licensed psychologist?
• What is required for CE credits in Area V for books, videos, and journals?
• Who bears the responsibility for scoring and interpreting assessments?
• What happens if an applicant fails to respond to the board's request for information?
• Who is exempt from the supervision requirements for individual or face-to-face video supervised work experience?
• Who makes up the majority of the licensing board's members?
• Which requirement is NOT necessary for a secondary supervisor?
• What is a key step psychologists must take when obtaining informed consent for therapy?
• What qualification must a non-licensed MR/DD supervisor have?
• Which of the following is NOT a way psychologists can gain competence?
• What is the major difference between a provisional license and a full license?
• What signifies the professional relationship maintained by psychologists with clients?
• What is the consequence of a second conviction for a licensed individual regarding controlled substances?
• What essential information should be included in informed consent for assessment?
• What is one requirement for serving as a supervisor for Internship or Postdoctoral Supervision?
• What documentation is required from a non-licensed MR/DD supervisor to qualify as a supervisor?
• Which factor may lead to disciplinary action against a licensure applicant?
• What setting characteristics are defined as an internship site?
• Can psychologists use voice or image recordings in their practice?
• Who else can provide a "physician's certificate" deeming a person mentally ill besides a physician?
• In what capacity do provisional licenses operate?
• If a licensed person fails to report a conviction related to a controlled substance, what is the outcome?
• In the context of a multiple relationship, what should a psychologist ensure?
• What is the minimum requirement of core hours necessary to qualify for MR/DD training certification?
• What should be included in a training program for upcoming psychologists?
• What aspect of a health service provider's experience is emphasized in the qualification criteria?
• What defines a multiple relationship in psychology?
• What is the composition of the licensing board with respect to psychologists and outside public members?
• Which factor is most important when choosing assessment instruments for psychologists to use?
• What is the maximum CE credit allowed for instruction per course?
• How many years must a person be matriculated in full-time residence at the doctoral degree granting institution?
• Who is eligible to apply for a temporary license?
• For supervised work experience, how many hours of supervision are needed for every 30 hours of SWE?
• When can a psychologist take action against a prospective employee who is the subject of an ethics complaint?
• Who functions under the authority of a licensed psychologist in providing psychological services?
• What is the maximum duration allowed for a predoctoral internship?
• What is the classification for any interactive CE hour over 6 hours?
• Are multiple relationships always considered unethical?
• Under which circumstance is the punishment for improper sexual contact in the first degree reduced to a misdemeanor?
• What is required in a summary of client contacts for an intern's file updates?
• What are "test materials" in the context of psychological assessments?
• Is a psychologist who serves over the maximum allowed days on a subcommittee eligible for more than the maximum CE credits?
• How long does a physician have to evaluate a person claiming mental illness after initial contact?
• When supervising a clinical psychology supervisee, the supervising psychologist must...?
• What should psychologists document if they cannot provide a direct examination for a patient?
• What does the term "Test Data" encompass in psychological assessments?
• What defines the actions of psychologists towards their clients/patients?
• What topics does the GA jurisprudence exam cover?
• According to ethical standards, psychologists should continually assess their roles to...
• To be considered a senior I/O psychologist, how many years of independent practice must one have completed?
• Can unqualified individuals use psychological assessment techniques?
• What is the duration of a term for the President and Vice President of the board?
• According to the guidelines, at what age does consensual sex acts not constitute sexual abuse among minors?
• How many days does a licensed individual have to notify licensing authority after a criminal conviction?
• What should psychologists do when circumstances change impacting service delivery?
• When is it permissible for psychologists to provide opinions on a person's psychological traits without a direct examination?
• What must a non-APA accredited internship program provide regarding the quality and quantity of intern work?
• Which document governs the supervisory relationships for internships?
• What is malfeasance in office?
• What is the maximum number of credits for Interactive Online CE?
• How many CE credits can you earn for a single day conference according to Area III guidelines?
• What is the range of fines for violating the licensing rules in Chapter 43?
• Besides a physician's certificate, what is another method to seek a mandated order for a psychiatric examination?
• What happens if a psychologist fails to meet the continuing education requirement by the end of the renewal period?
• In what situation MUST a psychologist inform a client about their supervisory status?
• How many semester hours must an intern have completed prior to starting their internship?
• Which entity is authorized to subpoena records regarding a licensee's mental or physical condition?
• What title is given to a licensed psychologist qualified to provide direct services to individuals in need of intervention?
• What is required if an applicant fails either part of the EPPP six times?
• What is the minimum period of suspension for a first-time conviction related to controlled substances?
• What is the total maximum CE credit allowed for publications in a biennium?
• How many CE credits are required for psychologists licensed in the second year of the biennium?