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KY PSYCHOLOGY JURISPRUDENCE EXAM
WITH QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS|| LATEST AND COMPLETE VERSION
2025-2026 WITH EXPERT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS||
ASSURED PASS
319.050 - To be a "Licensed Psychologist" one must... - ANSWER: 1)
Pay a fee not to exceed $300
2) Have received a doctoral degree in psychology that is acceptable to
the board
3) Pass the EPPP
4) Have 2 years of supervised experience, 1 of which must be an
internship
While awaiting board approval, an applicant for licensure may practice
for up to how many days and under what conditions? (319.050) -
ANSWER: 1) Up to 60 days
2) Under the supervision of a licensed psychologist
Who may employ and supervise certified psychologists and licensed
psychological associates? - ANSWER: Licensed psychologists with the
designation "health service provider"
How many certified psychologists, licensed psychological associates, or
applicants for licensure may a licensed psychologist supervise at one
time? - ANSWER: No more than 6
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Where can the Code of Conduct be found? - ANSWER: 201 KAR
26:145
How long is a client still regarded as a client after the last date of
service? - ANSWER: 2 years following the last date of service rendered
to that person
How long must client records be maintained? - ANSWER: 6 years after
the last date of services rendered
How long must supervision records be maintained and what must they
contain? - ANSWER: 6 years after the last date of supervision on
record. Type, place, date and general content of supervision session
What must a credential holder do if an impairment develops in their
objectivity? - ANSWER: 1) Terminate the relationship
2) Notify the client in writing of the termination
3) Assist the client in obtaining services elsewhere
What is a dual relationship? - ANSWER: A relationship with a client in
which the objectivity or competency of the credential holder is impaired
because of present or previous familial, social, sexual, emotional,
financial, supervisory, administrative, or legal relationship with the
client or with a relevant person associated with the client.
When are prohibitions of dual relationships between client and
credential holder extended indefinitely? - ANSWER: When the Client is
KY PSYCHOLOGY JURISPRUDENCE EXAM
WITH QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS|| LATEST AND COMPLETE VERSION
2025-2026 WITH EXPERT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS||
ASSURED PASS
319.050 - To be a "Licensed Psychologist" one must... - ANSWER: 1)
Pay a fee not to exceed $300
2) Have received a doctoral degree in psychology that is acceptable to
the board
3) Pass the EPPP
4) Have 2 years of supervised experience, 1 of which must be an
internship
While awaiting board approval, an applicant for licensure may practice
for up to how many days and under what conditions? (319.050) -
ANSWER: 1) Up to 60 days
2) Under the supervision of a licensed psychologist
Who may employ and supervise certified psychologists and licensed
psychological associates? - ANSWER: Licensed psychologists with the
designation "health service provider"
How many certified psychologists, licensed psychological associates, or
applicants for licensure may a licensed psychologist supervise at one
time? - ANSWER: No more than 6
, 2|Page
Where can the Code of Conduct be found? - ANSWER: 201 KAR
26:145
How long is a client still regarded as a client after the last date of
service? - ANSWER: 2 years following the last date of service rendered
to that person
How long must client records be maintained? - ANSWER: 6 years after
the last date of services rendered
How long must supervision records be maintained and what must they
contain? - ANSWER: 6 years after the last date of supervision on
record. Type, place, date and general content of supervision session
What must a credential holder do if an impairment develops in their
objectivity? - ANSWER: 1) Terminate the relationship
2) Notify the client in writing of the termination
3) Assist the client in obtaining services elsewhere
What is a dual relationship? - ANSWER: A relationship with a client in
which the objectivity or competency of the credential holder is impaired
because of present or previous familial, social, sexual, emotional,
financial, supervisory, administrative, or legal relationship with the
client or with a relevant person associated with the client.
When are prohibitions of dual relationships between client and
credential holder extended indefinitely? - ANSWER: When the Client is
