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debrief Verb to interrogate (a soldier, diplomat, astronaut, etc.) on the completion of a mission debriefing n
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| After the injured worker was taken away in an ambulance, the rest of us gathered to be debriefed by our eighth colleague, who was assigned the role of an outside debriefer. Most published studies show that people who are debriefed individually or in groups just after a trauma fare no better than do those who aren't debriefed, say psychologist Richard J. Early Wednesday, district officials debriefed all individuals involved, and plan to do a thorough check of the wood shop to prevent such accidents from occurring again, DePasquale said. |
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