How are members of the State Board of Psychology selected?

Members of the State Board of Psychology are nominated by the Governor and then confirmed by the Senate. This process ensures that the appointments are made by an elected official, the Governor, who is accountable to the public, while the Senate's role in confirmation adds a layer of oversight and checks and balances. This selection process is designed to uphold professional standards and ensure that the board is comprised of qualified individuals who can effectively oversee the practice of psychology within the state.

The other options do not accurately reflect the established procedure for selecting board members, as they do not involve the appropriate roles of the Governor and the Senate in this legislative context.