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1What is the best starting point for a psychomotor assessment?
A.Clarify the referral, history, daily participation, environment, and the person's goals before selecting observations and tests
B.Apply one exercise program before assessment
C.Infer ability from diagnosis alone
D.Exclude the person's account
Explanation: The bilan psychomoteur is individualized and links body functions, activity, emotion, relationships, and context. Test findings gain meaning when integrated with observation and the person's priorities.
2A child becomes distressed during a standardized task. What is the most appropriate response?
A.Force completion so the score remains standard
B.Attend to safety and regulation, document the conditions, and decide whether valid assessment can continue or must be adapted
C.Record maximum impairment automatically
D.Ignore distress because behavior is never relevant
Explanation: Assessment validity and the therapeutic relationship require attention to the child's state and the testing conditions. Adaptation or discontinuation should be documented and considered when interpreting results.
3Which intervention goal is most measurable for balance rehabilitation?
A.Improve confidence eventually
B.Enjoy every session
C.Within four weeks, complete a defined transfer sequence safely with the agreed level of assistance
D.Eliminate all fall risk
Explanation: A specific task, timeframe, and assistance level make progress observable and support adjustment of the care plan. The goal should also be meaningful to the person.
4A test score improves after several sessions, but everyday participation is unchanged. What is the strongest interpretation?
A.Treatment is fully successful because the score changed
B.The family report must be wrong
C.The test should be discarded without review
D.The change may reflect capacity under test conditions; reassess meaningful activities, measurement validity, and transfer to daily life
Explanation: Improvement in a structured task does not automatically generalize to participation. Evaluation should integrate repeated measures, context, goals, and real-world observations.
5Which approach best supports bodily autonomy during a hands-on intervention?
A.Assume initial attendance authorizes all touch
B.Explain the proposed contact, seek ongoing agreement, observe nonverbal signals, and offer alternatives
C.Continue whenever the technique is clinically common
D.Ask a relative to consent for every competent adult
Explanation: Consent is ongoing and especially important when interventions involve touch, proximity, or sensory experiences. The practitioner should adapt or stop when agreement is withdrawn.
6How should a sensory modulation plan be selected?
A.Choose the most intense stimulus for everyone
B.Base it only on the room's available equipment
C.Use individualized assessment, agreed aims, graded trials, observation of responses, and regular review
D.Continue despite consistent distress
Explanation: Sensory responses and preferences differ, so intervention requires cautious individualized trials and outcome monitoring. The person's communication and signs of overload guide adjustment.
7Which outcome comparison provides the best evidence that a group intervention helped?
A.Predefined valid measures at relevant time points, participation outcomes, adherence, adverse effects, and an appropriate comparator when feasible
B.Only the therapist's favorite session
C.Results from participants who improved, excluding others
D.A post-treatment score with no baseline
Explanation: Credible evaluation plans outcomes in advance and accounts for baseline, missing data, harms, and alternative explanations. Selective reporting can exaggerate benefit.
8Which statement correctly distinguishes this bank from the official psychomotricien certification?
A.The official diploma is a 180-ECTS university qualification
B.The bank replaces the clinical practical examination
C.The official assessment is an English MCQ
D.The bank is an English study aid; the official French final assessment includes a clinical mise en situation and dissertation defense alongside year-three results
Explanation: The current regulatory text specifies a clinical examination and dissertation defense, each scored out of 20, combined with the final-year continuous result. The three-year diploma is not currently defined in that text as a 180-ECTS qualification.

About the DE Psychomotricien Exam

The diploma prepares psychomotriciens to assess embodied, developmental, emotional, relational, and functional needs and to design, deliver, document, and evaluate individualized interventions.

Exam sponsor: Authorized Instituts de formation en psychomotricité and regional state certification authorities. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

A regulated three-year program with final-year continuous results, a clinical examination, and a dissertation defense.

Time Limit

Three years; final clinical examination lasts 45 to 60 minutes after 20 minutes' preparation, and the dissertation defense lasts no more than 45 minutes

Passing Score

The current final rule requires at least 30 aggregate points and no score below 10/20 on either the clinical examination or dissertation defense

Exam / Certification Fees

No separate national diploma-examination fee is published; training charges and public funding vary by institute and route

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

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Assessment and relationship

History, observation, standardized tasks, development, emotion, participation, and therapeutic frame.

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Intervention and reasoning

Goals, movement, balance, sensory work, consent, adaptation, and outcome transfer.

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Evidence and certification

Evaluation, research bias, clinical examination, dissertation, and professional limits.

Preparing for the DE Psychomotricien Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: The current final rule requires at least 30 aggregate points and no score below 10/20 on either the clinical examination or dissertation defense
  • Assessment: A regulated three-year program with final-year continuous results, a clinical examination, and a dissertation defense.
  • Time limit: Three years; final clinical examination lasts 45 to 60 minutes after 20 minutes' preparation, and the dissertation defense lasts no more than 45 minutes
  • Exam / certification fees: No separate national diploma-examination fee is published; training charges and public funding vary by institute and route Official sources

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  • Work through all 8 available questions
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DE Psychomotricien: Suggested Study Strategy

1Interpret measures together with activity, relationship, environment, and participation.
2Rehearse clinical presentation and dissertation defense in French.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the diploma currently defined as a 180-ECTS qualification?

The cited current certification text does not establish that claim, so this page does not present it as an official logistics fact.

What does the final assessment include?

It includes an observed clinical examination and a dissertation defense, both in French, alongside the year-three result.