The period after a breakup is the perfect time for a little post-relationship debriefing with trusted friends.
Acute or life threatening events affected them emotionally, usually with little time for debriefing.
Peter Moller, a professor in the psychology department at Hunter College, finds several things troubling about this situation, including the failure to inform the wedding-store owner about the little experiment or debrief him afterward, and the failure to provide an alternative assignment for students reluctant to be deceptive.
But an after-dark tour of about half a dozen popular clubs proved that their house styles can be decoded with a little study and a discreet debriefing of the doorman.
Though the government had long insisted that it was desperate to learn why Dr. Lee had downloaded the data, and especially what had happened to seven missing computer tapes packed with secrets, officials made little effort to schedule the debriefing until last week, after news organizations noted the apparent lack of urgency.
While reflection is a hallmark of debriefing, there is little understanding of how it contributes to nursing students' clinical judgment.
Police officers and firefighters receiving as little as a 1.5-hour debriefing within 24 hours of an incident exhibited statistically significant less depression, anger, and stress-related symptoms at 3 months than did nondebriefed subjects.
Afterwards, a bit shell-shocked by the enormity of Ned's self-assurance, my best friend, and fellow Rorem pupil Norman Stumpf, and I would head for Little Pete's, where we would debrief.
The Little Fool had done a lot of debriefing on this subject.
The Little Fool loves sex, but he likes the debriefing more.
