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Dynamic salience as a basis for behavioural meta-malleability
Salience, the degree to which cues capture attention, is not fixed but updated through experience. Learning which cues anticipate meaningful outcomes requires cue-outcome relationships to be perceptible to begin with, rendering salience a gate for behavioural change. Because salience is itsel
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