I’m late, but one thing I want to add is that one of the things that makes the EPPP difficult is the way the questions are worded. The questions themselves aren’t always straightforward, and then the answer choices are often very similar, requiring you to make very fine discriminations. So, one of the best ways to prepare for it is by taking practice tests. Studying for the GRE, even doing practice tests, won’t give you the practice and experience you need.
More on content—as others have said, the GRE is for ppl who are entering grad school, the EPPP is for ppl who have doctoral degrees, and already have clinical and graduate experience. So the content of the exams is very different. Ppl have already talked some about this, but the EPPP requires you to know about things that you have or will encounter in your practice (psychopharm, ethics, different treatment modalities, diagnosis).
So. I beg of you. Please don’t rely on GRE study materials for the EPPP. No point in you having to retake it, and paying the test developers more of your hard earned money, which they didn’t deserve in the first place. Good luck!
