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The four NPE examination domains
The Psychology Board of Australia’s National Psychology Examination tests across four domains measuring eight competencies. Every material maps to this official structure.
The National Law, Code of Ethics, mandatory reporting, and professional judgment — in exam-applicable form.
The six core tests, wider test battery, MSE, risk, common presentations, and formulation.
Evidence-based models, micro-skills, pharmacology foundations, and specific techniques by problem type.
Record keeping, report writing across contexts, and navigating the health-care system.
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Built for how provisional psychologists actually study — around supervision, work, and life.
Open each material online and revise by domain.
Download materials to annotate, print and keep.
Try original questions across all four domains, with worked rationales.
Plan your study across the four domains.
The full index — all 26 materials
Materials follow the Psychology Board of Australia's public curriculum. Official sample papers inform the approach and are not republished.
Framework · 1
Start here. The four official examination domains, how the exam tests each, the order to work the library, and the reasoning posture that turns knowledge into marks.
Reference · 1
The whole exam on one page — the high-yield spine across all four domains, the discriminators that decide hard items, and the binding rules that never bend. Built for the final pass.
Domain 1 · Ethics · 3
The National Law, privacy and health-records duties, mental-health provisions (involuntary treatment, informed consent), and duty-to-protect / duty-to-report triggers — with the state-by-state variations the exam expects you to navigate.
The endorsed Code of Ethics and Board guidelines worked through exam-style scenarios — the general principles and standards as decision rules, not abstractions.
Continuing professional development, self-reflection and self-management, and the role of supervision and peer consultation — framed for the way the exam tests professional judgment.
Domain 2 · Assessment · 5
WAIS-IV, WISC-IV, PAI, DASS, K-10 and SDQ — purpose, normative basis, scoring logic, and interpretation cautions for the six tests examined in depth. Structure and reasoning only; no copyrighted item content.
Use and purpose of the broader battery — intelligence, memory, personality, vocational and mental-health screening instruments the curriculum expects you to recognise.
A structured MSE and the assessment of acute and chronic risk — suicide, self-harm, and harm to others — at the level a generally registered psychologist is expected to perform.
The curriculum’s named psychological problems summarised at the essential-feature level — referring to the current DSM and ICD as the authoritative diagnostic sources, never reproducing their criteria.
Generating and testing hypotheses to build a dynamic understanding of a presentation — the reasoning the Assessment domain rewards.
Domain 3 · Interventions · 4
Establishing the therapeutic relationship and alliance, active listening, empathic responding, reflection, questioning, summarising, and managing endings.
Cognitive-behavioural, psychodynamic and interpersonal, family-systems and ecological, and humanistic / narrative / solution-focused approaches — what each is for and when it fits.
Drug classification and the pharmacokinetic / pharmacodynamic basics a psychologist needs to collaborate and refer safely — not to prescribe.
Psychoeducation and motivational interviewing, exposure, behavioural activation, relaxation, skills training, and relapse prevention — matched to the common problems in the Assessment domain.
Domain 4 · Communication · 3
Record-keeping that satisfies professional, organisational, ethical, and legislative requirements — the specifics the Communication domain tests.
Writing for different audiences — health professionals, legal and insurance contexts, employers — with the clarity, accuracy, and succinctness expected.
Referral procedures, the roles of other professionals across levels of care, and the health-care system structures a psychologist works within.
Practice · 2
Original applied multiple-choice questions across all four domains, with worked rationales. Authored items — the official sample papers are used only as a calibration reference, never republished.
A wider bank of 24 original applied questions — six per domain — with instant rationales and a domain filter. Drill a weak area, then run all four for an integrated pass.
Applied vignettes · 3
A worked case that crosses Assessment, Ethics and Communication — passive ideation, a documentation request, and a custody backdrop. Reveal-on-click reasoning, step by step.
An assessment-centred case pulling in Communication and Ethics — referral clarity, consent in a dual-client context, test security, and an accurate report under pressure.
An intervention-centred case pulling in Assessment and Ethics — formulating the maintaining cycle, justifying an evidence-based approach, working with ambivalence, and the prescribing boundary.
Study planning · 3
A structured plan that allocates your preparation across the four domains in proportion to how they are weighted — so nothing is left to the last week.
A daily-blocked four-week plan across the four domains with spaced-repetition review and scheduled mock-question sessions. Each day has a clear, revealable task.
Short on time? A condensed seven-day run-up — high-yield only, a self-marked practice pass, and an exam-eve protocol — for a one-week sprint instead of four.
Media library · 1
Video walkthroughs and audio briefings by domain, playable right here and moving to the next on their own, plus a preview of every library material that opens it.
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