According to the latest research related to Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) techniques, which of the following statements is correct?

A) Without intervention, a traumatic experience almost always causes long-term psychological damage.
B) Venting negative emotions is cathartic and beneficial.
C) CISD reduces recovery time for almost all individuals.
D) Stress debriefing often increases a person's anxiety following a trauma.

The latest research suggests that CISD may actually increase anxiety following a traumatic event for some individuals, and may not be effective for everyone. Venting negative emotions is not necessarily beneficial and may actually reinforce trauma-related symptoms. Long-term psychological damage may not occur in all cases without intervention, as many individuals are resilient and able to cope with traumatic experiences on their own. Recovery time can be reduced with appropriate interventions, but not necessarily through CISD alone.