Test Tips

Do not answer a question based solely on your agency’s policies or practices. This is a national exam and the questions are designed to cover a broad range of settings. You will not…

Remember words such as first and next often mean the same thing on the exam. Let’s discuss in real-life terms. Let’s say you…

If an answer choice includes consulting with a physician when there is a potential medical issue, choose that answer IF you…

In general, opt for reporting issues regarding abuse, neglect, or harm to self or others to legal authorities. Ensure you have asked…

You want to heavily consider answers that pertain to helping the client get needed services. This can be through a sliding fee scale or community services. Rarely will the…

If the question pertains to a colleague, generally speaking, you want to opt for talking with a colleague first when the colleague is acting unprofessionally, unless it is harmful to do so or there is a serious legal or ethical violation that must be reported immediately…

You can also quickly eliminate an answer if it is worded in a judgmental or unprofessional manner. Sometimes an answer may appear to be correct because it sets a boundary with the client.

Part 3 of 3 (Part 1 and 2 reviewed in previous weeks) For the questions that have two good answer options, LEAP suggests you utilize certain strategies, some of which are outlined in this week’s test tips and are as follows: Opt for the answer that…

Part 2 of 3 (Part 1 was reviewed in the previous week. Part 3 will be reviewed next week)

For the questions that have two good answer options, LEAP suggests you utilize certain strategies, some of which are outlined in this week’s test tips and are as follows: If the question pertains to a client…

Part 1 of 3 (part 2 next week) For the questions that have two good answer options, LEAP suggests you utilize certain strategies, some of which are outlined in this week’s test tips and are as follows: If an answer refers to assessment…