All of the following are features of incentive salience in drug addiction except:

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Incentive salience refers to the ability of stimuli associated with drug use to acquire motivational properties, making them more attractive to the individual. The presence of incentivized stimuli does not necessarily mean that the drug is available to use, as these stimuli can be present in a variety of contexts where the drug may not be present or accessible. Therefore, C is the feature that does not belong to incentive salience in drug addiction. A, B, and D are all features of incentive salience.

All of the Following Are Features of Incentive Salience in Drug