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Environmental volatility amplifies Pavlovian control in decision-making
Volatile environments require continuous updating of action values, making instrumental knowledge less informative. Under such conditions, Pavlovian control may offer a more stable alternative, since the value attributed to reward-predictive cues is not altered by continuously updated instrumental p
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