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A major difference between electroconvulsive shock therapy (ECT) and treatment using antidepressant drugs is that
 
  A) antidepressant drugs act more rapidly to lift depression than does ECT.
  B) antidepressant drugs are more likely to impair memory.
  C) ECT has fewer dangerous side effects.
  D) ECT lifts depression faster than do antidepressant drugs.
  E) antidepressant drugs may work in depressed persons who do not respond to ECT.
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