Initial Research on Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Indicates That Rates of Relapse

Initial research on mindfulness-based cognitive therapy indicates that rates of relapse for depression are:

A) Not reduced as a result of treatment
B) Reduced only among patients with three or more past episodes of depression
C) Actually increased rather than decreased, presumably because the person has become more self-focused
D) None of the above are true; existing results are too inconsistent across studies and do not permit conclusions to be drawn