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Psychologist Board Exam 2027 Reviewer & Mock Exam Questions: Free Test

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Free Psychologist Board Exam reviewer: mock questions

Questions from across the subtests, picked from core topics. Pick an answer to see whether you got it right, along with the full explanation.

  1. Question 1
    Theories of Personality

    What term sits at the top of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, describing realization of one's fullest potential?

    Not quite. The answer is: Self-actualization

    Self-actualization, at the apex of Maslow's hierarchy, refers to realizing one's fullest personal potential.

  2. Question 2
    Theories of Personality

    A child who watches an older sibling get praised for sharing toys begins sharing more often, without ever being directly reinforced themselves. What term describes this?

    Not quite. The answer is: Observational learning (modeling)

    Bandura's observational learning describes acquiring a behavior by watching and imitating a model, without requiring direct personal reinforcement.

  3. Question 3
    Abnormal Psychology

    A patient maintains body weight significantly below expected, expresses intense fear of gaining weight even at a dangerously low weight, and perceives their emaciated body as normal or overweight. What disorder fits?

    Not quite. The answer is: Anorexia Nervosa

    Significantly low body weight, intense fear of weight gain, and body-image disturbance define Anorexia Nervosa.

  4. Question 4
    Abnormal Psychology

    A patient of average weight reports recurrent episodes of eating unusually large amounts with loss of control, followed by self-induced vomiting. What disorder fits?

    Not quite. The answer is: Bulimia Nervosa

    Recurrent binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors like self-induced vomiting, at a normal or near-normal weight, defines Bulimia Nervosa.

  5. Question 5
    Psychological Assessment

    A student scores 85 on a test. Their true ability level is 80, with 5 points attributable to measurement error on this occasion. Express this using Classical Test Theory's core equation.

    Not quite. The answer is: X = T + E → 85 = 80 + 5

    Classical Test Theory's core equation states observed score (X) equals true score (T) plus measurement error (E): 85=80+585 = 80 + 5.

  6. Question 6
    Psychological Assessment

    After translating a test from English to Tagalog, an independent translator translates the Tagalog version back into English, and the two English versions are compared for discrepancies. What procedure is this?

    Not quite. The answer is: Back-translation

    Back-translation compares an independently re-translated version against the original to check for meaning discrepancies introduced during translation.

  7. Question 7
    Counseling and Psychotherapy

    What technique has the client say whatever comes to mind without censorship, to access unconscious material?

    Not quite. The answer is: Free association

    Free association is the psychodynamic technique of having the client report whatever thoughts come to mind without censorship, to surface unconscious material.

  8. Question 8
    Counseling and Psychotherapy

    A therapist has a client with OCD deliberately touch a "contaminated" doorknob (exposure) and refrain from washing their hands afterward (response prevention), despite intense urges. What CBT technique is this?

    Not quite. The answer is: Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)

    Exposure and Response Prevention has the client confront a feared trigger (exposure) while blocking the accompanying compulsive behavior (response prevention), a first-line CBT treatment for OCD.

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Psychologist Board Exam reviewer FAQ

What subjects are on the Psychologist Board Exam?

The Psychologist Board Exam covers 4 subjects: Theories of Personality, Abnormal Psychology, Psychological Assessment, and Counseling and Psychotherapy. Each subject has its own weight in your overall result.

How are the Psychologist Board Exam subjects weighted?

Using the PRC weighting, Psychological Assessment carries the largest share at 30%. The full breakdown is Theories of Personality (20%), Abnormal Psychology (25%), Psychological Assessment (30%), and Counseling and Psychotherapy (25%).

How should I prioritize my Psychologist Board Exam review?

Start with the heaviest subject, Psychological Assessment, but don't ignore the others, since every subject counts toward your result. Practice with questions that explain the answer so you learn the reasoning, and track which topics you keep missing.

Where can I find the official Psychologist Board Exam schedule and requirements?

Check the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) website at prc.gov.ph and your Board’s announcements. Schedules, requirements, and rules can change, so confirm the details there before you apply.

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