Debriefing Analysis Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

Debriefing analysis is:

• A)a technique that encourages research participants to share emotional and subconscious reactions to a particular topic.
• B)used by the researcher when discussing the ground rules with the focus group participants.
• C)a detailed outline of the topics, questions, and sub questions used by the moderator to lead the focus group session.
• D)an interactive procedure, of the researcher and the moderator, discussing the subjects' comments and / or responses to the topics that outlined the focus group session.
• E)a systematic procedure of taking individual responses and grouping them into larger theme categories or patterns of expressions.

Recognize the reasons why certain objects or situations are more likely to become phobic stimuli than others.

Identify the factors that decrease the likelihood of developing a phobia towards a potentially threatening object.

Understand the complexities and challenges in distinguishing between addictive and nonaddictive substances.

Recognize the key questions and indicators that can help identify addiction.

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Definitions:

Psychometric

Referring to the measurement of mental functions, abilities, and processes.

Information-Processing

A model or approach that describes how the human mind perceives, analyzes, stores, and retrieves information.

Cognitive Functioning

The mental processes that involve the ability to think, perceive, reason, remember, and problem-solve.

Classically Conditioned

The process by which an automatic conditioned response is paired with a specific stimulus through association over time.