Incentive contrast effects tell us that the value of an outcome is
A) relative.
B) absolute.
C) resistant to change.
D) dependent on the species tested.

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Incentive contrast effects demonstrate that the perceived value of an outcome changes relative to other available outcomes, indicating that value is not absolute but relative to the context in which it is assessed.

Incentive Contrast Effects Tell Us That the Value of an Outcome