Group interventions for disasters and traumas,such as process debriefings,are NOT always beneficial,particularly when they
A)are implemented immediately following the incident.
B)stress the disclosure of emotional reactions.
C)use standardized methods that ignore the unique characteristics of the affected individuals.
D)focus on providing information about available support services.
E)are conducted by mental health professionals.

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Standardized methods that ignore the unique characteristics of the affected individuals can be harmful in group interventions for disasters and traumas, as they may not address the specific needs of each individual.

Group Interventions for Disasters and Traumas,such as Process Debriefings,are NOT