ABCN Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 3

Question 1

A diplomate wants to earn CE credit by publishing a peer-reviewed article in a neuropsychology journal. Under which condition would this most likely qualify?

Accepted Answer

If the activity meets ABCN guidelines for scholarly contribution credit

Answer

Peer-reviewed publications can qualify for CE credit only when they meet ABCN's specific criteria for scholarly contributions.

Question 2

Which scenario best illustrates a conflict of interest that must be disclosed during a CE event presentation?

Accepted Answer

The presenter receives speaker fees from a test publisher whose instrument is discussed

Answer

Financial relationships with commercial entities whose products are discussed constitute a conflict of interest requiring disclosure.

Question 3

Under ABCN reaccreditation rules, which type of CE documentation is most important for a diplomate to retain?

Accepted Answer

Certificates of completion showing hours, date, and provider

Answer

Official certificates of completion with hours, date, and approved provider information are the standard required documentation.

Question 4

A board-certified neuropsychologist moves to a new state. How does this affect their ABCN reaccreditation obligations?

Accepted Answer

ABCN certification obligations remain unchanged regardless of state

Answer

ABCN is a national board certification independent of state licensure, so relocation does not alter reaccreditation requirements.

Question 5

What percentage of required CE hours may typically be completed via self-study (e.g., online modules, home study) under ABCN guidelines?

Accepted Answer

100% — no restriction

Answer

ABCN allows the full complement of required CE hours to be completed via approved self-study formats without a set cap.

(ABCN) American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Test

(ABCN) American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Test

ABCN Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 3