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Ohio Board of Psychology Oral Examination

Provider
Ohio Board of Psychology
Format
Oral examination, typically administered by two Board members
Exam questions
Five correct answers required; up to two alternate questions, at most one per area
Passing score
Two correctly answered questions from Professional Conduct and one from each other area; failure of both the original and alternate question in an area fails the examination
Examination outline
  • Supervision Rules
    • OAC 4732-13-02 — Purposes of supervision
    • OAC 4732-13-03 — Supervision definitions
    • OAC 4732-13-04 — Requirements pertaining to supervision
  • General Rules of Professional Conduct
    • OAC 4732-17-01 — General rules of professional conduct pursuant to section 4732.17 of the Revised Code
  • Psychology Board Laws and Rules as specified below
    • ORC 4732.01 — Definitions
    • ORC 4732.14 — Biennial registration
    • ORC 4732.17 (A)(B)(C)(D) — Actions against applicants or license holders
    • OAC 4732-3-01(B)(C)(Q)(R)(S) — Definitions
    • OAC 4732-5-01 — Psychological procedures which create a serious hazard to mental health and require expertise in psychology
    • OAC 4732-5-02 — Exemptions from licensure requirements
  • Ohio laws relevant to the practice of psychology
    • ORC 2151.421 — Reporting child abuse or neglect
    • ORC 5101.63 — Reporting abuse, neglect, or exploitation of adult
    • ORC 5101.60 — Adult protective services definitions
    • ORC 2305.51 — Mental health professional or organization not liable for violent behavior by client or patient
    • ORC 2921.22 (A)(G)(H) — Failure to report a crime or knowledge of death or burn injury
    • ORC 3109.051 (H) — Parenting time – companionship or visitation rights
    • ORC 5122.04 — Outpatient services for minors without knowledge or consent of parent/guardian
    • ORC 5123.61 — Reporting abuse, neglect, and other major unusual incidents
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