AHPRA – National Psychology Exam

Practice Questions

Sitting the AHPRA National Psychology Exam?

Our National Psychology Exam (NPE) practice questions prepare you for passing the last regulatory standard before applying for registration as a General Registered Psychologist in Australia. The National Psychology Exam (NPE) has been in place since 1 July 2013 as a regulatory tool that the Psychology Board of Australia has in place to ensure that applicants registering for General Registration have obtained a minimum level of applied professional knowledge. The National Psychology Exam helps to protect the public by ensuring that only those practitioners who are suitably trained and qualified to practise psychology competently and ethically are registered. The National Psychology Exam also helps to ensure a consistent professional standard for psychologists nationally.

National Psychology Exam Practice Questions – Four Domains

The National Psychology Exam assesses eight core competencies through four exam curriculum domains to ensure a high standard of care when applying for registration as a psychologist with the Psych BA and AHRPA. These four domains include; ethics, assessment, intervention and communication. All domains are weighted differently.

Our National Psychology Exam Practice Questions – Bundle Overview (AUD$85.50)

Each volume of our National Psychology Exam practice questions includes 15 questions, answers, and detailed rationales that double up as your own National Psychology Exam (NPE) study guide. You can choose to pay AUD$25 per volume, or AUD$85.50 for our bundle of four volumes depending on your preference and needs. Our bundle is recommended because it includes four volumes, which provide an example of how the AHRPA National Psychology Exam questions are divided into four domains.

Four Examination Domains

The National Psychology Exam assesses eight core competencies through four exam curriculum domains, including ethics, assessment, intervention and communication, all weighted differently. The NPE is the final hurdle to pass before you can register with AHPRA as a psychologist in Australia.

10%

Communication

The communication domain is worth 10% of the NPE and tests your knowledge of appropriate methods of communication with clients, other professionals, organisations and the wider community.

30%

Interventions

The intervention domain is worth 30% of the NPE and focuses on diagnosis, formulation and intervention. This includes planning of evidence-based interventions, implementation and evaluation of outcomes.

30%

Ethics

The ethics domain is worth 30% of the NPE and focuses on legal, ethical, professional conduct and its application to psychological practice. Knowledge and application of relevant legislation are essential.

30%

Assessment

The assessment domain is worth 30% of the NPE and focuses on skills and knowledge in conducting evidence-based psychological assessment, and applying this knowledge to problem formulation.

AHPRA – National Psychology Exam

PPSG’s Practice Questions

Our National Psychology Exam (NPE) practice questions are designed to support you with the last hurdle of the internship to meet the AHPRA requirements to becoming a general registered psychologist in Australia. Our NPE practice questions are not found anywhere else on the web or in textbooks. Our team at PPSG have carefully crafted our National Psychology Exam practice questions. Our resource provides practice NPE questions, answers and detailed rationales, which double up as your NPE study guide.

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