Psychologists - As introduced, requires that test materials and test data from psychological or neuropsychological testing be kept secure to avoid compromising the validity of the testing; makes other changes related to security of psychological or neuropsychological test materials and test data. - Amends TCA Title 63, Chapter 11.

SB 786 requires psychologists and neuropsychologists to securely store test materials and data from psychological evaluations to maintain test validity. It prohibits third-party observers (like family members, attorneys, or insurance representatives) during testing and bans video/audio recordings, with limited exceptions for disabilities, language needs, minors, or trainee supervision. The bill restricts access to test materials/data solely to licensed psychologists or trained experts who must legally and ethically protect their security. It directly affects professionals conducting psychological evaluations, ensuring data integrity for high-stakes decisions like forensic assessments, medical evaluations, and educational accommodations.