When presented with concurrent VI and VR schedules   CHOICES:   behavior will likely be distributed more towards the VI option with occasional VR sampling   behavior will likely be distributed more towards the VR option with occasional VI sampling   behavior produced is explained by molar theory   behavior will likely be distributed more towards the VR option with no VI sampling

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