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The authors wish to thank Drs. R. Fariello, B. H. Bland and C. H. Vanderwolf for their comments on the manuscript, Gail Walden and Joe Nystel for technical assistance, and Becky Ramirez and Lynne Mitchell for typing the manuscript. The manuscript was prepared, in part, at the Department of Psychology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, where the senior author is currently a visiting scientist.
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