Your textbook authors argue that although transcranial magnetic stimulation has fewer side effects than electroconvulsive therapy for treating depression, it will never fully replace the former because:

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The textbook authors argue that both transcranial magnetic stimulation and electroconvulsive therapy may work with different kinds of patients, meaning they may have varying levels of effectiveness depending on the individual. Therefore, one technique can never fully replace the other. The other options (A, C, and D) are not mentioned as reasons why transcranial magnetic stimulation will not fully replace electroconvulsive therapy.

Your Textbook Authors Argue That Although Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Has