Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and cognitive-behavioral therapy have both been found to be effective in treating phobias. Why would a therapist likely prefer cognitive-behavioral therapy to prescribing an SSRI?

	a.	Cognitive-behavioral therapy is more cost-effective.
	b.	SSRIs have some disagreeable side effects, such as sexual dysfunction.
	c.	SSRIs have some disagreeable side effects, such as increased anxiety symptoms.
	d.	Cognitive-behavioral therapy is associated with a higher rate of relapse.