Novelty cues indicate potentially altered reliability of other cues and introduce unpredictability; they are most reliable when novelty is rare or dangerous, but increase error when novelty is common, not a danger, and does not affect resources (e.g., urban environments).

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  Allostasis revisited: A perception, variation, and risk framework

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• urban environments concept