Debriefing Sessions After a Traumatic Experience

question 118

Multiple Choice

Debriefing sessions after a traumatic experience

• A) have been found to always be of benefit to victims, who typically are appreciative of the service.
• B) have been found to usually be of benefit to victims, although they typically do not want the service.
• C) have not been found to be of benefit to victims, although they typically are appreciative of the service.
• D) have not been found to be of benefit to victims because they resent the offer of services.

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Definitions:

Normative Decision Model

A framework suggesting that leaders choose how much to involve subordinates in the decision-making process based on situational variables and effectiveness.

Consultation

A process of seeking advice, information, or guidance from someone with expertise in a particular area.

Joint Decision Making

A collaborative process in which two or more parties make a decision together, combining their knowledge, expertise, and preferences to reach a consensus or agreement.

Decision Participation

The process in which individuals or groups contribute to making decisions that affect them.