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...their version "evidence-based practice." Let's look at the evidence on which they base their criticisms.
The authors assert that some "widely practiced and promoted approaches--most specifically debriefing [which they do not define] and related techniques--have proven, in a growing range of controlled studies, to be ineffective...
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