Welcome to the EPPP Study Materials and Practice Test Exchange!

The EPPP Study Guide Exchange

There are study guides available from places like AATBS (Association for Advanced Training in the Behavioral Sciences), psych prep and Academic Review as well as other EPPP (Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology) resources. This site is a work in progress, more interactivity coming soon! Whatever brought you to this site, whether you are looking for EPPP Flashcards or a study method to pass or beat the EPPP or your oral exams, perhaps you're looking for great EPPP study guides to help you prepare for the exam. I hope this site can help and I wish you Good luck. If you already passed the test and you are looking to pass on your study test prep materials to others, Congratulations I hope this site can help you, too. While I am currently exploring various wiki, message boards and other structures for this site, I recommend eBay as the exchange medium of choice and to find the best deals (you can view live current auctions directly from this site below).

About the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP)

About the (EPPP)Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology

If you would like links to sites such as Academic Review, AATBS, EPPP Flashcard sites, EPPP Coaches and Workshops or are interested in discovering other advertisers of EPPP materials you've come to the right place. Check back soon as more resources are assembled. (I've just recently moved this site to a new hosting provider and I'm planning to structure this new page differently with more interactivity to benefit test takers preparing for the test as well as individuals willing to come back and provide their tips. I may also be adding a community blog that test takers can rant on and comment on each others rants (as well as offer tips and make amusing comments about typos in the study materials). If you have created something useful like a table, graph, flashcards, etc. that doesn't violate copyrights and you'd like others to be able to benefit from it we'd be happy to post it for you in electronic format with credit to you. If you're a company with free materials for others to benefit from (even if you wan't to provide them in the hopes that they'll like it and want to buy more), we'd also be happy to provide the free materials here and get the word out to people who I'm sure would love to have them.

Discussion Forum (also has live chat)

Why not check out this Discussion Forum/Message Board for users of this site to discuss the EPPP and other psych related issues- feel free to post information regarding used test materials for sale, eBay auction links, or an offer to borrow, share or exhange practice tests from different companies, etc. Link opens in a new window.

I used to have a program where you could list your study guide and test prep materials here with Free classified listings, however there was a spam issue and it wasn't worth it to the people who posted there used study materials for sale. I think if you're not just going to pass them on to a friend or something than the best strategy to maximize the amount you get back is to list it nationally on a site such as eBay (the most exposure) and then mention that you did on the forum here and perhaps an EPPP mailing list or two (people do it and its a service, frankly compared to retail). Anyway, you won't really have to deal with the various Johnny-come-latelys asking if you still have the materials for sale and you won't have to haggle. Just put a link to you auction up. If you're still studying for the test and haven't gotten your materials or are wondering what the test questions or materials are like from some of the other companies, why not check back once in a while to see what used stuff is being offered on eBay at a discount from what it sold new.

eBay is currently the recommended exchange medium by EPPP Study Guides and the used study guides site.

View current, live eBay auctions for EPPP materials right here on this site:

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Free Relaxation Exercises in MP3 format as well as text based hypnosis scripts, progressive muscle relaxation and other free relaxation exercises.

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Some Interesting Links- let me know if you're interested in having a site added
Here is a list of contact information for Psychology Licensing Boards kept by ASPPB: Psychology State Board List and did you know that you can get 250 "retired" EPPP questions from ASPPB and take a practice exam on the computer (for a relatively reasonable price).

Just some of the EPPP E-Mail Mailing Lists at groups.yahoo.com, membership #s as of 2/21/08
EPPP_Prep has over 3,139 members.
EPPPMoms has 174 members at this time.
eppp_resources has 398 members
eppp_prep2pass has 87 members.
There are also a number of other more localized and smaller EPPP related groups.

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eppp_resources at Yahoo! Groups
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Re: CPSE
Hi Sun, Thank you for the heads up. I have the Psychprep study material. You're right, it appears much more difficult than I anticipated. I really have to
Publ.Date : Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:47:04 GMT

CPSE
Has anyone taken the CPSE recently? If so, what can one expect from this test? How should one prepare for it. Thanks
Publ.Date : Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:45:09 GMT

Re: CPSE
The AATBS books are very complete and detailed; but you basically have to memorize them. The AATBS practice tests are more like the real test. Test questions
Publ.Date : Sun, 16 Nov 2008 15:19:20 GMT

Seeking age gap relationships
I came across an online community for individual seeking age gap relationships. Here all the people are seeking age gap relationships. Age is not important in
Publ.Date : Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:51:16 GMT

EPPP Materials
I am currently offering to sell my study materials for the EPPP as I have recently passed this dreaded examination. I utilized the PSYCHPrep program (after
Publ.Date : Sat, 15 Nov 2008 16:27:05 GMT

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Resources for Soon to be and Early Career Psychologists

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APAs early career psychologists page and apa also has an early career psychologist listserv/mailing list
early career psychologists page from the practice directorate
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