SummaryIn this episode, Kelli-Ann Henry and Dr. Diane Gehart PhD, LMFT discuss the findings of a recent study on the Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) exam, exploring the factors that influence passing rates. They delve into demographics, educational backgrounds, and the impact of online programs on exam success. The conversation highlights significant disparities related to age and race, as well as the challenges posed by the exam's structure and content. Dr. Gehart offers recommendations for improving the exam process to better support candidates.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Exam Discussion02:23 Research Study Insights on Exam Passing Rates06:13 Key Factors Influencing Exam Success11:10 Correlations and Non-Correlations in Exam Passing17:07 The Impact of Age and Race on Exam Outcomes24:24 Language and Class Variables in Exam Performance26:34 Recommendations for Exam Improvements28:13 Navigating the National Exam Landscape29:58 Laugh Your Way to Licensure: A Supportive Approach30:07 Closure Summary and Insight to the Next EpisodeFeatured Research Article:Licensing Exam Pass Rate Disparities in Marriage and Family Therapy: Using an Analysis of Predictive Factors to Inform a More Equitable Licensing Exam ProcessMusic by AudioCoffee: https://www.audiocoffee.net/

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