ABCN Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 5

Question 1

A neuropsychologist holds both ABCN diplomate status and a state license. CE hours completed for state licensure renewal:

Accepted Answer

May also count toward ABCN reaccreditation if they meet ABCN content and provider standards

Answer

CE hours completed for state licensure can often be applied to ABCN reaccreditation provided they meet ABCN's content relevance and provider approval criteria.

Question 2

Which of the following would constitute a violation of CE integrity during the reaccreditation process?

Accepted Answer

Claiming credit for a workshop the diplomate registered for but did not attend

Answer

Claiming credit for CE activities not actually completed constitutes misrepresentation and a serious ethics violation.

Question 3

When reviewing a CE program's validity for ABCN credit, which factor is LEAST relevant?

Accepted Answer

The geographic location where the CE activity is offered

Answer

Geographic location of the CE activity is irrelevant to its qualification for ABCN credit; content relevance and provider approval are what matter.

Question 4

A diplomate has completed 28 of the required 30 CE hours with three months left in the cycle. The best course of action is to:

Accepted Answer

Complete at least 2 more qualifying CE hours before the deadline

Answer

Completing the remaining hours before the deadline is the straightforward and correct approach given adequate time remains.

Question 5

In the context of ABCN reaccreditation, what does 'attestation' refer to?

Accepted Answer

A formal declaration by the diplomate that submitted information is accurate and complete

Answer

Attestation in this context is the diplomate's formal self-declaration that all reported CE activities and information are truthful and complete.

(ABCN) American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Test

(ABCN) American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Test

ABCN Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 5