Question: With respect to the treatment of depression and, in particular, the comparative efficacy between psychological treatments (especially cognitive-behavioral therapy) and pharmacological treatments, it can be stated that, in general: 
 Options:  <1> Drugs for depression are more effective in patients with severe depression than psychological treatments. <2> Drugs for depression provide a faster improvement response than psychological treatments. <3> Drugs for depression have a long-term relapse prevention effect similar to psychological treatments. <4> Drugs for depression have a similar level of side effects as psychological treatments. <5> The drugs for depression make psychological therapy more effective compared to its application without medication.
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