“…These results are consistent with previous studies documenting the utility of hypothetical purchase tasks for describing drug valuation (Amlung & MacKillop, ; Aston, Metrik, Amlung, Kahler, & MacKillop, ; Aston, Metrik, & MacKillop, ; Bruner & Johnson, ; Collins, Vincent, Yu, Liu, & Epstein, ; Johnson & Johnson, ; MacKillop et al, ; Murphy & MacKillop, ; Pickover, Messina, Correia, Garza, & Murphy, ; Strickland, Lile, & Stoops, ). These results are also consistent with other studies evaluating nondrug consumables (e.g., soda, food), nonconsumable goods (e.g., gambling access, refrigerators), and activities relevant to sexual behavior (e.g., pornography access; Epstein, Paluch, et al, 2018; Mulhauser et al, ; Roma et al, ; Strickland & Stoops, ; Weinstock, Mulhauser, Oremus, & D'Agostino, ). This work collectively demonstrates the adaptability of the commodity purchase task for indexing reinforcer valuation across a variety of commodity types and health‐related behaviors.…”