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The AATBS books are very complete and detailed; but you basically have to memorize them. The AATBS practice tests are more like the real test. Test questions are taken word for word from the study materials. Also, AATBS has a method of scoring and eliminating the answers for the vignettes which is great. I liked these materials better. I did like using the tapes from Psychprep to listen to while driving to work, just to keep things fresh in my mind. This time I plan on taking the AATBS workshop right before the test. Upon taking the AATBS practice tests the first time I scored 75-80% and 95% on the second taking, yet I scored 70% on the actual test.
To: eppp_resources@yahoogroups.com
From: drsophia1@...
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2008 03:18:55 +0000
Subject: [eppp_resources] Re: CPSE
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To: eppp_resources@yahoogroups.com
From: drsophia1@...
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2008 03:18:55 +0000
Subject: [eppp_resources] Re: CPSE
thank you for your feedback. It sounds like the board is making it
harder to pass the CPSE. Which prep material do you like better?
Psychprep or AATBS?
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AATBS the second. Scored 61% and 70%. Now the passing score is 76%.
Memorize everything: DSM-IV, Interventions, Law and Ethics. The test
is very tricky. No time to go back and check answers, you have to move
right along to finish it. Vingettes are difficult. Know diagnosis word
for word.
> Mindshoer
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> To: eppp_resources@yahoogroups.com
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> > Hi trinity, I am in the process of studying for CPSE. It has become
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> of all who take it. So the word is to study hard for it. I have ATTBS
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> LOL. Joke aside I think is doable, just requiers a bit more time
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> studying, and there are some overlap of material from EPPP of course.
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harder to pass the CPSE. Which prep material do you like better?
Psychprep or AATBS?
--- In eppp_resources@
wrote:
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> I have taken the CPSE twice. I used Psychprep the first time and
AATBS the second. Scored 61% and 70%. Now the passing score is 76%.
Memorize everything: DSM-IV, Interventions, Law and Ethics. The test
is very tricky. No time to go back and check answers, you have to move
right along to finish it. Vingettes are difficult. Know diagnosis word
for word.
> Mindshoer
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> To: eppp_resources@
> From: drsophia1@..
> Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:47:01 +0000
> Subject: [eppp_resources] Re: CPSE
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> Thank you for the heads up. I have the Psychprep study material.
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> You're right, it appears much more difficult than I anticipated. I
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> really have to put more time to it. I heard that the board raised the
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> passing score from 70% to 75%. Good luck studying.
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> --- In eppp_resources@
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> > Hi trinity, I am in the process of studying for CPSE. It has become
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> way more difficult than what it used to be with passing rate about 60%
>
> of all who take it. So the word is to study hard for it. I have ATTBS
>
> study material and they claim to have the highest passing rate. It is
>
> consisted of two dense books and two practice exams. Also you should
>
> know that if one fails, there is a six month wait period before they
>
> can retake it. Now that I have scared you reall good, get to it !!!!
>
> LOL. Joke aside I think is doable, just requiers a bit more time
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> studying, and there are some overlap of material from EPPP of course.
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> > Best of luck
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> > Sun
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> > --- On Thu, 11/13/08, trinityinn <drsophia1@> wrote:
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> > Subject: [eppp_resources] CPSE
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