What type of actions must be reported to the Board?

B is the correct answer because Pennsylvania law requires licensed psychologists to report any disciplinary actions taken against them by licensing boards in other states to the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychology. This reporting requirement is in place to ensure that the board can monitor the professional conduct of its licensees and maintain the integrity of the profession within the state.

Additionally, the requirement to report disciplinary actions from other states is part of a broader commitment to public safety and accountability in professional practice. It helps to inform the board about any potential issues that could affect the practice of psychology in Pennsylvania.

While legal actions, criminal actions, and client complaints may be significant, they do not have the same explicit mandated reporting requirement as disciplinary actions from other states. Factors such as the nature of the legal action or criminal charges vary, and client complaints may not be formally documented or substantiated in the same way. Thus, reporting disciplinary actions is uniquely emphasized in the regulations to maintain high standards in the profession across state lines.