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Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists Act
and Rules (Psychologists' Licensing Act) 2026/2027
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Licensees shall utilize methods of supervision that enable
the licensee to monitor all delegated services for legal,
competent, and ethical performance. No more than fifty
percent of the supervision may take place through remote
or electronic means. Licensees may exceed fifty percent
remote or electronic supervision if supervision is provided
through synchronous audiovisual means. - Answer-True
Licensees must be competent to perform any
psychological services being provided under their
supervision. - Answer-True
Licensees shall document their supervision activities in
writing, including any remote or electronic supervision
provided. Documentation shall include the dates, times,
and length of supervision. - Answer-True
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Licensees may only supervise the number of supervisees
for which they can provide adequate supervision. -
Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees. (1) Unlicensed individuals providing
psychological services must be under the supervision of a
qualified supervising licensee at all times; - Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (2) Supervision must be provided by a qualified
supervising licensee before it will be accepted for
licensure purposes. - Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (3) A licensee practicing under a restricted status
license is not qualified to, and shall not provide
supervision for a person seeking to fulfill internship or
practicum requirements or a person seeking licensure
under the Psychologists' Licensing Act, regardless of the
setting in which the supervision takes place, unless
authorized to do so by the Council. A licensee shall inform
all supervisees of any disciplinary order restricting the
licensee's license and assist the supervisees with finding
appropriate alternate supervision. - Answer-True
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Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (4) A supervisor must document in writing a
supervisee's performance during a practicum, internship,
or period of supervised experience required for licensure.
The supervisor must provide this documentation to the
supervisee. - Answer-True
In all supervisory relationships, (1) Licensee is responsible
for the supervision of all individuals that the licensee
employs or utilizes to provide psychological services of
any kind. (2) Licensees shall ensure that their supervisees
have legal authority to provide psychological services. (3)
Licensees may delegate only those responsibilities that
supervisees may legally and competently perform. (4) All
individuals who receive psychological services requiring
informed consent from an individual under supervision
must be informed in writing of the supervisory status of the
individual and how the patient or client may contact the
supervising licensee directly and (5) All materials relating
to the practice of psychology, upon which the supervisee's
name or signature appears, must indicate the supervisory
status of the supervisee. - Answer-True
Indicated Supervisory status - Answer-(A) Supervised by
(name of supervising licensee); (B) Under the supervision
Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists Act
and Rules (Psychologists' Licensing Act) 2026/2027
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Licensees shall utilize methods of supervision that enable
the licensee to monitor all delegated services for legal,
competent, and ethical performance. No more than fifty
percent of the supervision may take place through remote
or electronic means. Licensees may exceed fifty percent
remote or electronic supervision if supervision is provided
through synchronous audiovisual means. - Answer-True
Licensees must be competent to perform any
psychological services being provided under their
supervision. - Answer-True
Licensees shall document their supervision activities in
writing, including any remote or electronic supervision
provided. Documentation shall include the dates, times,
and length of supervision. - Answer-True
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Licensees may only supervise the number of supervisees
for which they can provide adequate supervision. -
Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees. (1) Unlicensed individuals providing
psychological services must be under the supervision of a
qualified supervising licensee at all times; - Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (2) Supervision must be provided by a qualified
supervising licensee before it will be accepted for
licensure purposes. - Answer-True
Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (3) A licensee practicing under a restricted status
license is not qualified to, and shall not provide
supervision for a person seeking to fulfill internship or
practicum requirements or a person seeking licensure
under the Psychologists' Licensing Act, regardless of the
setting in which the supervision takes place, unless
authorized to do so by the Council. A licensee shall inform
all supervisees of any disciplinary order restricting the
licensee's license and assist the supervisees with finding
appropriate alternate supervision. - Answer-True
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Supervision of Students, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and
Trainees; (4) A supervisor must document in writing a
supervisee's performance during a practicum, internship,
or period of supervised experience required for licensure.
The supervisor must provide this documentation to the
supervisee. - Answer-True
In all supervisory relationships, (1) Licensee is responsible
for the supervision of all individuals that the licensee
employs or utilizes to provide psychological services of
any kind. (2) Licensees shall ensure that their supervisees
have legal authority to provide psychological services. (3)
Licensees may delegate only those responsibilities that
supervisees may legally and competently perform. (4) All
individuals who receive psychological services requiring
informed consent from an individual under supervision
must be informed in writing of the supervisory status of the
individual and how the patient or client may contact the
supervising licensee directly and (5) All materials relating
to the practice of psychology, upon which the supervisee's
name or signature appears, must indicate the supervisory
status of the supervisee. - Answer-True
Indicated Supervisory status - Answer-(A) Supervised by
(name of supervising licensee); (B) Under the supervision
