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We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Adam Geher, who assisted in the development of the stimuli used in this research, Kathleen Bauman and Dennis Mitchell, who read and commented on an earlier draft of this article, and of Craig Chamberlain, who entered the data on the computer.