Lincoln Memorial University Libraries: Exam Preparation Resources: EPPP

Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology

The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) is a standardized licensing exam for individuals seeking to practice as psychologists in the U.S. and Canada. Administered by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), the EPPP assesses knowledge across key areas of psychology, including assessment, diagnosis, intervention, ethical standards, and research methods. Passing the EPPP is a requirement for licensure in most jurisdictions.

EPPP Fundamentals

Eppp Fundamentals: Review for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology by Anne Klee (Editor); A. Moore Bret (Editor)
ISBN: 1306137837
Publication Date: 2013-01-01
"Taking the psychology licensure exam can be a time of considerable anxiety. This thoughtful text carefully leads the reader through the eight content domains of the EPPP in a manner that is comforting and refreshingly substantive. It is an excellent investment in one s professional future. Patrick DeLeon, PhD, JD, MPH Past-President, American Psychological Association This authoritative guide to the EPPP provides an affordable and comprehensive review of core exam content and includes over 300 sample questions. The guide goes beyond merely ""teaching the test by including contributions from the directors of top psychology training and internship programs in the US. This approach helps users to obtain the depth and breadth of knowledge required for passing the exam, and mirrors how doctoral level courses are commonly taught. The review covers the development and format of the EPPP along with successful test-taking strategies. Chapters covering EPPP content domains each include a comprehensive review of the material, key points to remember, sample questions, and recommended readings. In order to reflect test presentation, chapter authors cover each subject domain according to the ASPPB s "EPPP Information for Candidates Guide." Chapter authors are comprised of clinical supervisors and faculty directly involved in training interns, residents, and fellows in psychology. Key Features: Presents an in-depth, comprehensive content review that goes beyond ""teaching the test Provides an affordable alternative to EPPP preparation courses Written and edited by directors of the foremost training, internship, and postdoctoral fellowship programs Includes over 300 sample questions "