When One Compares Self-Reports from People Who Have Undergone Critical

question 111

Multiple Choice

When one compares self-reports from people who have undergone Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) with results from experiments conducted to assess the effectiveness of CISD, there is a discrepancy in that people report that

• A) CISD is less effective than experiments show it to be.
• B) CISD is too long, but experiments indicate is it not lengthy enough.
• C) they do not enjoy it, but experiments indicate it is useful.
• D) they are satisfied with CISD, but experiments show that it is not effective.

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