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This research was supported by NIMH Grants MH58449 and MH60645. The authors gratefully acknowledge the outstanding contributions of Ayana Burroughs, Kristy Dean, and Amy Johnson, who served admirably as experimenters in this study. The diligent efforts of Ben Diaz and Zachary Eichenhorn in coding videotapes are also greatly appreciated. The helpful comments of Frank Bernieri, Chris End, and two anonymous reviewers on a previous draft of this article are greatly appreciated.
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