Earn CE credit by reading American Psychologist articles
The American Psychological Association (APA) Office of Continuing Education in Psychology (CEP) is pleased to offer a new way to earn continuing education (CE) credits. By reading selected American Psychologist articles and taking corresponding examinations, you can earn CE credit quickly and affordably. You must successfully pass the exam with a 75% or higher. Each person has two opportunities to do so. Examinations for selected articles are available exclusively online at the cost of $15 per credit for APA members and $20 per credit for non-members.

Please note: The AP articles are available to members via the monthly mailing of the AP or via the Members Only website at http://members.apa.org/. For non-members of APA you must order the AP Magazine by calling 800-374-2721, ext. 5510. Cost: $20 per issue. The AP Magazine is not available to non-members online.

Step 1: Read the article(s) designated for CE credit.

Step 2: Select the corresponding exam from the list to purchase and take the test.

Step 3: Submit the exam electronically.

Step 4: You will receive your score immediately and

Step 5: Upon successful completion (75% or higher), your certificate will be available. Just click on the link 'PRINTABLE CERTIFICATE'.

American Psychologist  Exams

	Big-Fish-Little-Pond Effect on Academic Self-Concepts: A Cross-Cultural (26-Country) Test of the Negative Effects of Academically Selective Schools (1 credit) American Psychologist, May 2003
	Disability Articles (1 credit) American Psychologist, April 2003
	Genetic Testing and Psychology: New Roles, New Responsibilities (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, April 2002
	Guidelines on Multicultural Education, Training, Research, Practice, and Organizational Change for Psychologists (1 credit) American Psychologist, May 2003
	Learning Considered Within a Cultural Context: Confucian and Socratic Approaches (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, February 2002
	The Practice of Forensic Psychology: A Look Towards the Future in Light of the Past (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, January 2002
	Psychology of Isolated and Confined Environments: Understanding Human Behavior in Antarctica (1 credit) American Psychologist, May 2003
	Psychopathology Through a Life Span - Genetic Prism (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, November 2001
	School Readiness (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, February 2002
	Unified Psychology (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, December 2001
	Using Culturally Sensitive Theories and Research to Meet the Academic Needs of Low-Income African American Children (Discontinued 12/31/05) (1 credit) American Psychologist, October 2002