Crisis Debriefing Following a Traumatic Event Isn't Effective and May

question 76

Multiple Choice

Crisis debriefing following a traumatic event isn't effective and may worsen traumatic responses likely because

• A) it overwhelms people with information that they are not ready to hear.
• B) it interferes with people's natural coping strategies.
• C) forcing people to deal with their trauma can cause anger and retaliatory responses.
• D) social support is only protective when it involves people close to us and not counsellors we don't know.

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