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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The incentive salience hypothesis suggests that dopamine provides the motivation to work for reinforcement, making it crucial for the "wanting" aspect of rewards rather than the "liking" or hedonic pleasure.

The Incentive Salience Hypothesis of Extinction Mimicry Says That Dopamine