Opponents of ECT argue that it can result in long-term impairment, particularly:
A) Cognitive damage
B) Psychosocial deficits
C) Sensorimotor damage
D) Disruptive behaviours

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Opponents of ECT argue that it can result in cognitive damage, including memory loss and difficulty with learning and retaining new information. Psychosocial deficits, disruptive behaviors, and sensorimotor damage are not typically cited as long-term impairments associated with ECT.

Opponents of ECT Argue That It Can Result in Long-Term