This was a common theme in debriefing and required active refocusing on the curriculum of effective and ineffective interview techniques.
The inmates decided to announce a set of five wide-ranging demands, including expanded visitation and telephone privileges, better and more nutritious food, and abolition of the CDCR's dreaded "debriefing" program, which required inmates to report on the gang activity of other prisoners if they ever wanted to see their way out of the SHU.
By the late 1970's, ethical guidelines discouraged the use of most deception in psychological research, and required thorough debriefing of subjects.
But the Collective says the new "step-down" program has not materialized, and that getting out of the SHUs still requires debriefing.
Participants explained that it is important for instructors to understand that the experience of learning about one's privilege is a potentially traumatic experience, one that requires debriefing.
In some cases recommendations on debriefing are qualified with "as appropriate" (O'Neil and Miller 2009) or in similar terms, and the question of whether or not debriefing is beneficial requires consideration in specific study contexts.
The HCA translation required three cognitive debriefing rounds, but other translations required only one.
Although several discussion, cognitive debriefing and reconciliation rounds were required in translating the HCA forms, the benefit became evident in translating the other provider group forms.
For example, a number of Veterans Health Administration hospitals instituted mandatory medical team training for all surgical teams, which required briefing and debriefing and included checklists as an integral part of the intervention, 39 and reported significant reductions in surgical mortality compared with control hospitals.
In most circumstances, employees are required to attend a debriefing session.
