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Complete internship and doctoral degree  \n2. Submit application for Provisional Psychology license  \n3. Complete a scannable application to test  \n4. HHS office will forward application to testing center once per month (approximately mid‐month)  \n5. Testing center will send you an “authorization to test” letter  \n6. Applicant must contact testing center to schedule – must schedule within 60 day or resubmit applicat  \n7. Test may be rescheduled up to 48 hrs prior to exam  \n8. If re‐take is necessary must notify HHS and submit a secondscannable application  \n9. Must wait at least 60 days to reschedule computerized exam  \n10. Apply for Nebraska Board Developed exam  \nNebraska Regulations  \n􀁹 EPPP – must pass at 70%(500) or the national mean for all doctoral candidates, whichever is lower  \n􀁹 Nebraska state exam – must receive 80% on oral exam  \n􀁹 Can sit for EPPP and Nebraska state exam following internship and attainment of provisional psychology license  \n􀁹 Internship and doctoral degree from program that meets APA standards of accreditation  \nNebraska Board Developed Exam  \n1) Written exam  \n􀁹 Mailed to applicant, any info may be used to complete exam  \n􀁹 Bring completed exam to oral exam date  \n2) Oral exam – board will ask applicant 5 randomly selected questions from the written exam – open‐book format  \n􀁹 Offered 5 times yearly on first‐come, first serve basis  \n3) Overall score based only on oral format – 80% required to pass  \nNebraska Board Exam Content  \n‐ 106 Multiple Choice Questions ‐ Covering knowledge relative to:  \n􀁹 Counseling Psychology  \n􀁹 Industrial/ Organizational Psychology  \n􀁹 School Psychology  \n􀁹 Ethics  \n􀁹 Nebraska Statutes, Rules and Regulations  \n􀁹 Federal Requirements  \n􀁹 Professional and Sexual Relationships  \n􀁹 Advertisements  \n􀁹 Research  \n􀁹 Child Abuse  \n􀁹 Use of human subjects in research  \n􀁹 Dangerousness  \n􀁹 Dual Relationships  \n􀁹 Institutional Review Board  \nFees associated with Licensure  \n􀁹 Application fee: $183 every 2 years (initial fee may be $45.75 if applying within 6 months of renewal date – 01/01 of odd years)  \n􀁹 Testing fee (paid to test site): $65  \n􀁹 EPPP examination fee: $450  \n􀁹 Examination fee will increase to $600 March 1, 2013  \n􀁹 Nebraska Board Developed Exam: Free  \nGeneral EPPP Information  \n􀁹 National standardized examination  \n􀁹 Developed by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards  \n􀁹 Computerized format through Prometric test centers across the country  \n􀁹 Must sit for the examination within 60 days of the date on the authorization‐to‐test (ATT) letter  \n􀁹 PsyIMS is an online application system to register, pay, and monitor status online.  \n􀁹 Customer Service 1‐866‐364‐3777  \n[http://www.asppb.net/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3433](http://www.asppb.net/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3433)  \nEPPP Test‐taking Logistics  \n􀁹 225 multiple choice questions  \n􀁹 175 are scored, 50 are unscored pre‐test  \n􀁹 Score based on correct answers – no penalty for guessing  \n􀁹 Raw score converted to scaled score – range 200‐800  \n􀁹 Varies by jurisdiction and license type  \n􀁹 NE ‐ minimum score at the national pass score for all doctoral candidates = pass  \n􀁹 Scores reported twice a month – for faster results, take near the middle or end of the month  \n􀁹 May take the examination no more than four times in any 12‐month period  \nEPPP Test‐Taking Logistics  \n􀁹 No scratch paper allowed – however white boards are provided  \n􀁹 Noise blocking headphones available  \n􀁹 Allowed 4 hr 15 minutes  \n􀁹 No scheduled breaks – time runs during any breaks taken  \n􀁹 Tutorial offered prior to exam – does not use official test time  \n􀁹 Questions may be marked for later review  \n􀁹 All questions may be reviewed as long as time remains  \nTest Content beginning 8/1/2011  \n12% Biological Bases of Behavior ‐ Knowledge of (a) biological and neural bases of behavior,(b) psychopharmacology, and (c) methodologies supporting","cbCaig1cT1kuWvva","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig1cT1kuWvva","pdf",457091,29,"English","# Steps to Licensure in Nebraska\n# Nebraska Regulations\n# Nebraska Board Developed Exam\n# Nebraska Board Exam Content\n# Fees associated with Licensure\n# General EPPP Information\n# EPPP Test-taking Logistics\n# EPPP Test Content (starting 8/1/2011)","[{\"question\":\"What are the key steps to obtain a provisional psychology license in Nebraska before testing?\",\"answer\":\"Complete internship and the doctoral degree, submit the provisional psychology license application, submit a scannable application to test, and follow the process after HHS forwards the application to the testing center. 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