What can a passing score on the national licensure exam exempt a candidate from?

A passing score on the national licensure exam is specifically important in the context of the licensure process for psychologists in Florida. This score can exempt a candidate from the Florida law portion of the licensure requirement. Passing the national exam demonstrates that the candidate has acquired the necessary foundational knowledge and competencies that are evaluated on a national scale, which are considered sufficient to forego the additional requirement of demonstrating knowledge of state laws related to psychological practice.

While the other options present components of licensure, they do not align with the specific exemption granted by a passing score on the national exam. The general examination requirements remain applicable, as the candidate must still adhere to those standards regardless of their national exam score. Furthermore, exemptions to all state requirements for licensure or to requirements for continuing education are broader and not applicable based solely on the outcome of the national examination. Thus, the accurate focus is on the exemption from the Florida law portion, as it pertains directly to the relevance of the national licensure exam in assessing a candidate's qualifications within the specific legal context of Florida.