What type of operational debriefing do you believe police officers should receive following a disaster event and after being an indirect victim of the disaster?

See attached questions and text from Chapter 6 & 7 of Policing in Natural Disasters – “Stress, Resilience, and the Challenges of Emergency Management”byTerri M. Adams, Ph.D., and Leigh R. Anderson, Ph.D., Published by Temple University Press, 1900 N. 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA 1912PART I1.Discuss how stress affects people physiologically, behaviorally, emotionally, and cognitively during and after a disaster. •Give an example of each of these characteristics based on the natural disasters discussed throughout the readings. 25 points max2.Using the frame-work of personality style, positive coping strategies, emotional temperament, personal and professional training, discuss individuals’ capacity to cope with problems resulting from disasters. 25 points maxPART IIBACKGROUND. Police officers serving as first responder are likely to be both direct and indirect victims. Both can minimize the term-consequences of life changing events by immediately starting to understand during a disaster response that everyone did the best with what they had. Success has to be measured by the quality of the effort, not by the result. Based on these facts and the information in chapter 7, answer both of the following questions:1.What type of operational debriefing do you believe police officers should receive following a disaster event and after being an indirect victim of the disaster? 25 points max2.What type of personal-emotional debriefing do you believe police officers should receive following a disaster event and after being the direct victim of the disaster? 25 points max