Which statement is true regarding citizen members of the board?

The statement that two members must not be licensed in psychology is accurate in the context of Florida’s regulations governing the composition of the board overseeing psychology practice. This board is typically required to include a mix of licensed psychologists as well as citizen members who are not licensed in the field. This provision ensures that the board has a balanced perspective, allowing for input from individuals who may bring unique viewpoints and experiences that are distinct from those of licensed professionals. The inclusion of non-licensed members helps ensure that the board remains connected to the public's interests and concerns regarding psychological practices.

In conjunction with this requirement, the other statements would not correctly portray the governance structure of the board. Members having to be licensed in psychology or having every member possessing clinical experience would limit the diversity of perspectives necessary for such a regulatory body, while having only one member as a psychologist does not align with the expectation that the board maintain a significant number of licensed professionals to inform its decisions. This structure supports accountability and enhances the board's ability to serve the public effectively.