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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.7
Why does research suggest that combination therapy could be more beneficial in treating depression than using either antidepressants or cognitive behavioral therapy alone?
Combining treatments can address both neurochemical imbalances with medication and maladaptive thought patterns with CBT.
Research suggests all forms of therapy are equally effective when used individually or in combination.
Combination therapy prevents any future mental health issues from developing.
Combination therapy ensures faster recovery compared to other treatments.
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AP Psychology - 8.7 Introduction to Treatment of Psychological Disorders
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