Following a disaster, debriefing sessions
a. provide those involved with a chance to share their feelings and concerns.
b. are not necessary for experienced disaster workers.
c. tend to increase the anxiety felt by many victims.
d. should be conducted by professionals.
a. provide those involved with a chance to share their feelings and concerns.
Psychology
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