Sentence examples for that debriefing from inspiring English sources

Some researchers have claimed that debriefing can actually impede recovery.

This week, the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Task Force on Terrorism will release a paper recommending that debriefing be abandoned as a mainstream prevention method.

Mitchell, the movement's founder, told me that debriefing has been "distorted and misapplied" by some private companies, and noted that some negative findings stem from studies of these unorthodox variants.

There's one twist, though: the Cold War action centered around the autumn of 1989 is seen in flashbacks, framed by the confrontational debriefing of Lorraine by two high officials, one British (played by Toby Jones) and the other American (John Goodman) — and that debriefing finds Lorraine wounded and bruised, both physically and emotionally.

Three of these said that debriefing was on their care plan for day three after the birth.

Several participants explained that debriefing is difficult to operationalize since it is not a formal requirement for students.

When Wernher von Braun and other German rocket experts came to the United States, Mr. Truax led the team that debriefed them.

After some of those missions, he ordered the pilots and the ground-based intelligence teams that debriefed the pilots and crews to report falsely that the strikes were in response to enemy attacks that is, that they were "protective reaction" missions.

Participant B Reporting on the use of debriefs and reflective logs, participants felt they had supportive and limiting functions: "Because of some of the traumatic stuff we saw that debrief at the end of the day was essential.

I decided to calm it down, but be honest" Participant B "Because of some of the traumatic stuff we saw that debrief at the end of the day was essential.

One of the key decisions was to ensure that the debriefing of prisoners was carried out by specially trained civilian reserve officers.