The difference between debriefing and process debriefing is that process debriefing involves
A) passively undoing any potentially harmful effects.
B) showing the participants' data to them.
C) actively undoing any potentially harmful effects.
D) guaranteeing that participants are returned to their original state.

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Process debriefing involves actively undoing any potentially harmful effects, rather than just passively or simply informing participants about the study's purpose and findings.

The Difference Between Debriefing and Process Debriefing Is That Process