The participants then completed further self-reported measures of mood (PANAS, VAS) and measures of personality (SOI-R), and debriefed as to the purpose and hypotheses of the study.
When the session ended, the supervisor reviewed the facilitator's log sheets indicating the extent to which the facilitator completed the activities and debriefed him or her, addressing concerns and providing suggestions to address implementation issues.
Participants were told they could eat as much food as they wanted and were left alone for 15 min, after which the researcher returned, took the food away, weighed the participants and debriefed them.
From the age of about 14 Edward's signature on documents no longer needed the Council's countersignatures, and the King was regularly debriefed in meetings with a Council of his own choosing the principal administrators and the Duke of Northumberland were among the chosen.
Ultimately, both the adapted BSFS and BSFS were cognitively debriefed in phase IV of this study.
"Sometimes when we put people in a group and debriefed them, we gave them memories that they didn't have," he told me.
Among the byways of this introduction is an account of Farm Hall, the unofficial jail where the German scientists who had been working on the development of the atom bomb were detained and debriefed, while under constant surveillance from concealed cameras.
They were to be evaluated and debriefed, but had communicated that everyone was in good health.
After the bombing of Hiroshima on 6 August, Farrell, along with Generals Carl Spaatz, Nathan Twining, Barney Giles and James H. Davies, debriefed Parsons, the aircrews and the observers, and sent Groves a detailed report.
Chinese engineers and officials have done reverse engineering, studied open source material and debriefed American drone experts who attend conferences and other meetings in China.
