A faithful National Psychology Exam simulator — 150 single-best-answer items, a 210-minute clock, strike-out, flag & review, and a per-competency heat-map that shows you exactly which competency you'd fail.
This prototype ships the 30 fully-authored sample items. A 150-item sitting recycles them to demonstrate the real full-length clock, nav grid & heat-map at scale.
Interleaving (mixing topics) is on by default — it out-performs blocked single-topic practice for retention and transfer. Toggle a single domain above for blocked practice.
Your accuracy across the 8 assessed competencies, red → green. This is the diagnostic that tells you exactly which competency you'd fail — and where to spend the next hour.
The four NPE domains. Psychopathology cross-cuts Assessment & Interventions.
Where this sitting places you against a seeded distribution of other practice attempts (PassMedicine pattern). This reflects practice performance and is not a prediction or guarantee of your real-exam result.
Predicted (how sure you felt) vs actual (how you scored), per domain. A large gap = over- or under-confidence to correct. Confident-and-wrong items jump to the front of your review queue (hypercorrection).
Every item with its 3-part rationale — why the key is right, why each distractor is wrong, and the Reasoning-Engine tag. Wrong items link to their Visual Explainer & drop into the review queue.
Practice performance only. All analytics on this screen — including the readiness band, cohort histogram and answer-choice percentages — describe your performance on this practice bank. They are a study aid, not a prediction, assessment of competence, or guarantee of any outcome on the National Psychology Exam.
Answer-choice percentages shown during review are a seeded baseline for this prototype, clearly labelled as illustrative — they are not real aggregated user data and nothing here fabricates cohort statistics.
Written and maintained by a registered Australian psychologist who has sat these exams. Australian English. This tool does not provide clinical or professional advice.
Your answers, flags, position and timer are saved. You can resume from the start screen anytime.