Which of the following does current research evidence not support as an effective treatment for depression?

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Psychodynamic therapy is not supported by current research evidence as an effective treatment for depression. While it may be useful for some individuals, studies have not consistently shown it to be as effective as other therapies such as cognitive behaviour therapy or medication. The other options listed (interpersonal psychotherapy, medication, and cognitive behaviour therapy) have all been shown to be effective treatments for depression in numerous studies.

Which of the Following Does Current Research Evidence Not Support