Saudi Psychology Licensure Examination (SPSLE)
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Unit map
- 01Biological, social, and cognitive-affective bases of behavior30 questions
- 02Growth and lifespan development20 questions
- 03Psychopathology30 questions
- 04Assessment and clinical decision making60 questions
- 05Treatment, intervention, and prevention40 questions
- 06Ethics and professionalism20 questions
Exam facts
Saudi Psychology Licensure Examination (SPSLE) — Number of questions: 200 questions. Exam time: 240 minutes. Pass mark: 500 on the 200–800 scale. Exam fee: Check the fees in your SCFHS application and when booking the exam. Source: Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (Last verified: 2026-11-04). Question bank: full mock exams of 200 questions in 240 minutes, like the real test with a result for every unit, plus 500 explained questions across 6 units, every option explained, a review of your mistakes, and two ways to practise: see the answer right away, or sit a full timed mock. Free questions: a 10-question diagnostic test covering the main units, no sign-up; at the end you get your score and your weakest units.
- Exam language
- Arabic or English
- Number of questions
- 200 questions Source
- Exam time
- 240 minutes Source
- Pass mark
- 500 on the 200–800 scale Source
- Exam fee
- Check the fees in your SCFHS application and when booking the exam. Source
Last verified: 2026-11-04
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Exam body
Saudi Commission for Health Specialties: Official website: Saudi Commission for Health Specialties
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Frequently asked questions
Which languages are available for SPSLE?
The current SCFHS guide lists Arabic and English.
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Study material sample: Biological, social, and cognitive-affective bases of behavior
Summary
This unit connects biological, cognitive-affective, social and personality foundations of behavior. It distinguishes established basic mechanisms from historical theoretical accounts and emphasizes culturally informed interpretation and safe medication-related coordination within psychology practice. The draft requires independent bilingual and professional review.
What the exam focuses on
- Neural communication, major brain systems and sleep regulation
- Learning contingencies, memory systems and interference
- Attention, cognitive biases and affective theories
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- Social influence, attribution and group processes
- Personality dimensions, theoretical perspectives and cultural context
- Recognizing medication concerns and coordinating referral
Common traps
- Negative reinforcement increases behavior; negative punishment decreases it.
- Extinction is not proof that the original association was erased.
- A trait is a tendency across observations, not a rule for every situation.
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- Do not treat cultural group averages as an individual diagnosis.
- Medication benefit does not rule out adverse effects or eliminate monitoring.
- Do not use response to a stimulant as a diagnostic test for ADHD.
Try the flashcards
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Which neuronal structure usually receives signals from neighboring neurons?
Dendrites. Dendrites are major sites of incoming synaptic input.
A disorder damages insulating sheaths around axons. Which function is most directly affected?
Rapid signal conduction. Myelin supports rapid conduction between nodes.
A person withdraws a hand from a sharp object before consciously identifying it. Which principle best explains this?
A reflex circuit can trigger a rapid motor response. Simple circuits can link sensory input with immediate action.
Neural changes occur as a pianist practices a difficult passage. Which concept describes experience-related nervous-system change?
Neuroplasticity. Experience can alter nervous-system structure and function.
During an acute threat, heart rate rises and digestion slows. Which division is most associated with this pattern?
Sympathetic autonomic division. Sympathetic activity mobilizes the body for action.
A researcher studies an adult who cannot form new explicit memories after bilateral medial temporal injury. Which structure is especially relevant?
Hippocampus. The hippocampus supports formation of new explicit memories.
An investigator needs millisecond-level recording of electrical brain activity during a task. Which method fits best?
EEG. EEG records rapidly changing electrical activity.
After selective REM-sleep deprivation, a person spends more time in REM sleep during recovery. What is this called?
REM rebound. Recovery includes increased REM sleep after its deprivation.
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