Interestingly, when IPT has been compared to cognitive or behavioral therapies for the treatment of eating disorders, researchers found that:
a. IPT was a bit slower to produce symptom reductions, but IPT produced better outcomes on long-term follow-up compared to behavior therapy.
b. cognitive and behavioral therapies are typically more effective in achieving and maintaining symptom reduction.
c. each therapy was equally effective over the short and long-term.
d. while IPT did not produce short-term improvements, only IPT produced sustained long-term results.
Question 2
Secondary analyses of data from the NIMH Collaborative Study that split the sample into subgroups based on severity of depression at study entry revealed that:
a. IPT and CBT were superior to medication treatment for less severely disturbed patients.
b. IPT and CBT were inferior to medication treatment for more severely disturbed patients.
c. medication and IPT were superior to CBT for more severely disturbed patients.
d. CBT was superior to IPT and medication for less severely disturbed patients.
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