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  1. If a candidate needs to cancel a PSI exam, how far in advance must they typically cancel to receive a full refund?

    Answer: At least 2 business days before the exam

    PSI's standard policy requires cancellation at least two business days before the scheduled appointment to qualify for a refund or credit.

  2. Which of the following is considered a primary form of ID accepted by PSI at check-in?

    Answer: Government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license

    PSI requires at least one government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license, passport, or military ID for candidate verification.

  3. What is the typical consequence for a candidate caught with an unauthorized electronic device during a PSI exam?

    Answer: The exam session is terminated and may be reported to the licensing board

    Possession of unauthorized devices is a serious violation that typically results in immediate exam termination and a report to the relevant licensing board.

  4. How does PSI's score reporting work for candidates who fail an exam?

    Answer: Candidates receive a score report with section performance to guide restudy

    PSI typically provides failing candidates with a score report showing performance by content area to help them identify weak topics for retesting.

  5. What must a candidate bring in addition to their primary government-issued ID when checking in at a PSI center?

    Answer: A second form of ID as required by the specific exam sponsor

    Many PSI-administered exams require a second form of ID, such as a credit card or secondary government ID, per the sponsoring organization's requirements.

  6. Under what circumstance can a candidate leave the PSI testing room during an exam?

    Answer: During any scheduled break programmed into the exam

    Candidates may only leave the testing room during scheduled breaks built into the exam; unscheduled exits are typically not permitted and may void the exam.

  7. What does it mean when a PSI exam is described as 'computer adaptive'?

    Answer: Question difficulty adjusts based on each candidate's previous answers

    A computer adaptive test (CAT) selects subsequent questions based on whether previous answers were correct, targeting the candidate's precise ability level.