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 | | In order to assess the relative contribution of the just completed (preceding) and upcoming ratios, it is necessary to institute a compound schedule (i.e., a mixed or multiple schedule), in which different ratio requirements are in effect during each component. |
 | | On the one hand, if pausing is determined by the preceding ratio, then longer pauses should follow the longer component, regardless of the length of the upcoming ratio. |
 | | Using this procedure, pause durations can be recorded: (a) after a short ratio and before a short ratio, (b) after a short ratio and before a long ratio, (c) after a long ratio and before a long ratio, and (d) after a long ratio and before a short ratio. |
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