A 2005 Study Comparing Traditional (Therapist-Provided)cognitive Therapy for Depression and Computer-Assisted

A 2005 study comparing traditional (therapist-provided) cognitive therapy for depression and computer-assisted therapy found that individuals benefitted

A) more from the traditional therapy than from the computer-assisted therapy.
B) less from the traditional therapy than from the computer-assisted therapy.
C) similarly from each form of therapy at the end of treatment, with the traditional group doing better at follow-up.
D) similarly from each form of therapy both at the end of treatment and at follow up.