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Partial support for this project came from the West Virginia University Department of Psychology Alumni Fund. Appreciation is expressed to David Hansen for his very insightful and comments on an earlier draft of this manuscript. Stan Cohen and John Crosbie graciously provided invaluable consultation to clarify and simplify data analyses. Gratitude is also due to undergraduate research assistants Lauri Berkman, Kim Honaker, Rebecca Shivley, and John Yanik for their diligent and reliable work on this project.
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