A subject who has a choice between an FR 10 and an FR 30 will eventually
a. spend 3 times longer on the FR 10.
b. spend 50 percent of its time on each schedule.
c. spend most of its time on the FR 30.
d. spend all of its time on the FR 10.
Ans: d
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