The Incentive Salience Hypothesis of Extinction Mimicry Says That Dopamine

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Multiple Choice

The incentive salience hypothesis of extinction mimicry says that dopamine:

• A)gives food its "goodness" qualities.
• B)is involved in predicting future rewards.
• C)provides organisms with the motivation to work for reinforcement.
• D)reduces the ability of an organism to enjoy food and other rewards.

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