Translations for „debrief“ in the English » German Dictionary

de·brief [ˌdi:ˈbri:f] VB trans

to debrief sb

jdn [eingehend] befragen

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English

After the participant completes the survey or questionnaire, they are debriefed.

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These can include exercise, relaxation techniques, debriefing with colleagues, and seeking support from supervisors.

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It can also be used in debriefing settings including personal stresses, family stresses, and team stresses.

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Researchers use deception so that it is more difficult for participants to discover the true hypothesis of the experiment, and then debrief the participants.

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Generally, for these larger exercises, multimedia projectors, large screens and microphones are required for instructions, communications and debriefing.

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Mission briefing and debriefing often contain important information.

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Observers spend anywhere from 1 day to 3 months out at sea before returning to be debriefed.

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They needed to remain inactive for six years or debrief.

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The study tour was composed of two sessions debriefing and sharing which raised pupils interests in knowing more about drug-related problems.

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One way to avoid this problem is to debrief subjects after observing them, and ask for their consent then, before using the observations for research.

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