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SJT practice All 100 scenarios, a new test of 10 each time.
Research methods All 150 questions, with or without a timer.
Deductive reasoning All 100 items, as drills or timed sets.
Research critique All 20 abstracts, with model answers.
Interview practice All 80 prompts, with what a strong answer covers.
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SJT practice	10	100 scenarios
Research methods	10	150 questions
Deductive reasoning	12	100 items
Research critique	2	20 abstracts
Interview practice	12	80 prompts

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2·SJT practice

Professional Boundaries

At the start of a session in an adult community eating disorders service, a young woman you are seeing mentions your recent holiday and the restaurant you went to. She saw the photos in a public post by your partner that tagged you. Your own accounts are private. She says it was nice to see you as a real person.

Rank these responses from most appropriate to least appropriate.

2Ask your partner to remove the tag, as other clients could come across the photos too.
1Say that you keep your personal life separate from your work together.
5Tell her more about the holiday, as she seems interested.
3Raise it in supervision without responding to her in the session.
4Tell her that looking into your private life has to stop.

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Most appropriate4/4
Say that you keep your personal life separate from your work together.
Saying that you keep your personal life separate answers her in the moment and brings the session back to her. HCPC SCPE 2024, 1.9 asks you to take action to set and maintain appropriate professional boundaries, and the
Second most appropriate3/4
Raise it in supervision without responding to her in the session.
Taking it to supervision is sound, and HCPC Student guidance 2024, heading 3, says you should ask for help when you need it. It sits below a brief reply in the session because HCPC SCPE 2024, 1.9 asks you to take action
Middle option3/4
Ask your partner to remove the tag, as other clients could come across the photos too.
Asking your partner to untag you limits what clients can find. The HCPC guidance on the use of social media reminds you that service users may still be able to find you through your personal account. It sits below raisin
Second least appropriate4/4
Tell her that looking into your private life has to stop.
Telling her that looking into your private life has to stop does draw a line, as HCPC SCPE 2024, 1.9 asks, but it assumes she went looking for you, which you do not know: the post was public. A reprimand risks shame and
Least appropriate4/4
Tell her more about the holiday, as she seems interested.
Telling her more about the holiday turns her comment into a social exchange and tells her that your private life is open for discussion in her sessions. HCPC SCPE 2024, 1.9 asks you to set and maintain professional bound

Sources for this ranking

HCPC SCPE 2024, 1.9 checked 10 Oct 2026(set and maintain professional boundaries) and 1.1 (privacy and dignity)
HCPC Social media guidance 2024 checked 10 Oct 2026(Maintain appropriate boundaries: social media can blur personal and professional life; service users may still find you
HCPC Student guidance 2024, 3 checked 10 Oct 2026(ask for help when you need it)

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Motivation and fit

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Motivation and fit

What a strong answer covers

This is a guide, not a model answer. Yours may make good points that are not listed.

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Something specific that led you here, then what you want to do with it.Our guidance.
The role is wider than therapy: formulation across models, research, teams and leadership.Source: BPS, Standards for the accreditation of doctoral programmes in clinical psychology, statement of intent, checked 10 October 2026.
Why not another profession, said without running it down.Our guidance.

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2·Research methods

Question 1 of 10Foundation

Scores on a symptom questionnaire are moderately positively skewed in the population. A researcher draws many random samples of 100 people and records each sample’s mean. What does the central limit theorem predict?

AThe sample means will be as skewed as the scores
BThe sample means will be roughly normally distributedCorrect
CThe scores within each sample will be roughly normal
DThe sample means will vary as much as the scores do
EThe sample means will centre on the population median

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The central limit theorem concerns the distribution of sample means: as sample size grows, it gets closer to normal whatever the population’s shape, provided the variance is finite, as it is for a bounded questionnaire score. With 100 per sample and moderate skew, the means will be close to normal and far less skewed than the scores. The scores within each sample still mirror the skewed population, however many are c

Source: Field (2024), Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics, sixth edition. SAGE, checked 24 Sep 2026

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Situational judgement

Points per scenario, by domain, out of 20. A lighter bar has fewer than 3 scenarios, too few to compare.

Professional Boundaries18.0 1 scenarioToo few to compare yet.
Risk ManagementNot yet tried
Ethical DilemmasNot yet tried
Diversity & InclusionNot yet tried
Clinical Decision-MakingNot yet tried
Interprofessional WorkingNot yet tried
Trainee DevelopmentNot yet tried
Service DeliveryNot yet tried

Research methods

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Distributions and sampling1 of 1 right

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10 SJT scenarios, 10 research methods questions, 12 reasoning items, 2 critique abstracts and one interview prompt per theme, each with your result.

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