Shizgal and Conover (1996) stated: "In natural settings, the goals competing for behavior are complex, multidimensional objects and outcomes. Yet, for orderly choice to be possible, the utility of all competing resources must be represented on a single, common dimension."

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  Complexity and the Evolution of Consciousness | Biological Theory

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