Linden and Chambers (1994) in their study on hypertension, discovered that stress management could
A) never be as effective as drug treatment.
B) worsen a patient's condition when standard prescription drugs are not given.
C) be effective if coupled with drug treatment.
D) be as effective as drug treatment if targeted and individualized to each patient.
E) be as effective as drug treatment if implemented in a standardized fashion.
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