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1A Maryland psychologist learns that another jurisdiction restricted her psychology license. By when must she notify the Maryland Board in writing?
- A. Within 30 days
- B. Within 45 days
- C. Within 60 days
- D. At the next renewal
Answer: C
Explanation: COMAR 10.36.05.03A(3)(a) requires notice “in writing within 60 days” when another psychology credential is limited, restricted, suspended, revoked, or otherwise disciplined.
Reference: Subtitle 36 BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS | Library of Maryland Regulations — COMAR 10.36.05.03A(3)(a)
2How many continuing education hours must a Maryland psychologist ordinarily complete during each reporting period?
3A psychologist is asked to provide an informal diagnostic opinion without a defined professional role. What does Maryland's ethics code require?
- A. Provide services only within clear professional and scientific relationships and roles
- B. Obtain written permission before electronically recording the exchange
- C. Explain confidentiality limits before accepting the informal request
- D. Seek ongoing consultation before offering the diagnostic opinion
4Within the ordinary 40-hour reporting period, what is the maximum independent-study credit for a psychologist?
5During a Board investigation, a psychologist considers altering a billing record so it cannot be used as evidence. Which rule controls?
- A. Alteration is allowed after the client receives a copy
- B. Only clinical records are protected from alteration
- C. Alteration is allowed if the amount billed is unchanged
- D. Knowingly obscuring a medical or billing record to conceal evidence is prohibited
Answer: D
Explanation: COMAR 10.36.05.03A(4)(a) prohibits knowingly destroying, altering, or obscuring a medical or billing record “in an effort to conceal the information from use as evidence.”
Reference: Subtitle 36 BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS | Library of Maryland Regulations — COMAR 10.36.05.03A(4)(a)
6What minimum CE exposure must a psychologist obtain in laws, ethics, professional conduct, or risk management each reporting period?
7A licensee asks a former employee to change testimony in a proceeding before the Board. How is this treated?
- A. Permitted before formal charges issue
- B. Prohibited intimidation or influence concerning testimony
- C. Permitted if no payment is offered
- D. Permitted if counsel is present
8A psychologist's license number ends in an odd digit. When does the reporting period end?
- A. March 31 of odd years
- B. March 31 of even years
- C. December 31 of odd years
- D. On the biennial anniversary date
9A psychologist delays a staff member from sending requested information to a Maryland Board investigator. Is that allowed?
- A. No; hindering or delaying information for a Board investigation is prohibited
- B. Yes; the psychologist may impose a 30-day internal review before release
- C. Yes; billing information may be withheld throughout the Board investigation
- D. Yes; cooperation is required only after a separate court order issues
10A newly licensed psychologist has fewer than 12 months before the first reporting period ends. How many CE hours are required for that period?
- A. None
- B. 10 hours
- C. 20 hours
- D. 40 hours
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- Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Other regulations and laws pertaining to the practice of psychology
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