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Language: ASPPB offers a French form of the EPPP (the FEPPP) where a licensing authority legally requires one; the integrated EPPP is offered in French from Fall 2027, and the March and April 2027 beta is in English only. Canadian candidates may take the English form, and some licensing authorities do not accept scores from non-English versions. ASPPB has published the competency statements in French (Future EPPP Content Areas (Français)); our questions and cards are in English for now.
EPPP
Sources
Every fact about the exam on the EPPP path (the six domains and their weights, the 76 competency statements, the number of questions, the time, the item types, the scoring, the beta and the move to the integrated EPPP) comes from the documents below, from the bodies that issue them. Where they are silent, the choice is ours and we say so.
Checked against the issuers' sites on November 13, 2026.
The exam: ASPPB's handbook and FAQs
What the integrated EPPP covers, how it is delivered and scored, and the beta that comes before it.
The integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) Candidate Handbook
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- October 2026 (52 pages)
- What we use it for
- Our authority for the exam's structure: the six domains and their weights, 215 questions of which 175 are scored and 40 are not, the item types, two sections with equitable timing and a break, the on-screen tools, the score report, scoring and standard setting, the sample items and the 76 competency statements (Appendix F).
EPPP Frequently Asked Questions, Applies to both the EPPP Beta Test and the integrated EPPP
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- November 2026 (7 pages)
- What we use it for
- Five hours of testing plus an optional 30-minute break, in one session, which our mock's timer follows; candidates do not know which questions are scored; the beta and the integrated EPPP are the same exam; the item types, including extended multiple choice.
EPPP Frequently Asked Questions, EPPP Beta Test
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- November 2026 (3 pages)
- What we use it for
- The beta's facts on our EPPP home and in the study plan: March to April 2027, first-time candidates approved through a participating board, one attempt, English only, results expected in late June 2027.
EPPP Frequently Asked Questions, The integrated EPPP
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- November 2026 (4 pages)
- What we use it for
- The French integrated EPPP from Fall 2027 where the law requires it, and the transition: operational in the fourth quarter of 2027, the current exams retaken until 31 March 2028, the integrated EPPP alone from 1 April 2028.
EPPP Frequently Asked Questions, Current EPPP Exams
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- November 2026 (1 page)
- What we use it for
- The same transition dates as the handbook, from the side of the current EPPP.
Content areas and timeline
ASPPB's web pages, read through a page summary (asppb.net refuses plain downloads), and its launch timeline.
Future EPPP Content Areas
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- Web page (posted 11 February 2026)
- What we use it for
- Confirms the six domains, their weights and the statement codes. It lists 77 statements, including 3.D.2, which the handbook does not; we follow the handbook, the document candidates attest to, and keep 76.
Future EPPP Content Areas (Français)
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- Web page (no publication date printed); in force from autumn 2027
- What we use it for
- ASPPB's own French version of the competency statements, linked from every page of the path. We copy none of its text until the page is captured word for word, so our questions and cards are in English for now.
What You Need to Know About the Upcoming EPPP Beta Test
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- 1 October 2026
- What we use it for
- Up to five hours of testing, an optional 30-minute break, and questions presented in random order, which our mock follows.
EPPP blueprint launch timeline
- Issued by
- Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
- Version
- Graphic dated 21 October 2026
- What we use it for
- That the blueprint is shared in English and French, and the 2027 beta and Fall 2027 launch, in agreement with the handbook and the FAQs.
Ethics codes
The two codes ASPPB's sample items name. Neither site could be read from this environment, so the versions below come from the codes' own published history, not a fresh reading.
Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct
- Issued by
- American Psychological Association (APA)
- Version
- 2002, amended effective June 1, 2010, and January 1, 2017 (from APA's own listing; not read from the source here)
- What we use it for
- The keys of our ethics questions in domain 6, and the one source label used across our questions and cards.
Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists
- Issued by
- Canadian Psychological Association (CPA)
- Version
- Fourth Edition, 2017 (not read from the source here)
- What we use it for
- The second code ASPPB's sample items name. Our questions that name only an APA standard or guideline stay as written until the CPA Code can be checked item by item.
What the sources leave open, and what we do
- ASPPB gives five hours for the whole exam and equitable timing for its two sections, but not the split. Our mock gives each section its share by number of questions (about 150.7 and 149.3 minutes), with the break outside them.
- ASPPB does not publish its passing standard as a number of questions, its item pool or how forms are equated. Our score is a practice estimate and cannot predict a result.
- ASPPB's English and French content pages list 77 statements (with 3.D.2); its handbook lists 76. We follow the handbook and say so.
ExamDragon is independent exam preparation. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), and none of our questions come from ASPPB's sample exams. EPPP is ASPPB's name for its exam, used here only to describe it. Every question and card on the EPPP path is our own.