Passing a hook as a prop

Question

Is it acceptable / common to pass in a React Hook as a prop to another Component?
Or are they meant to only belong within the component it is declared in?
The following is just an example to illustrate what I mean by passing it as
a prop from the Parent Component to the Child parent.

import React, { useState } from 'react';

export const Parent = () => {

  const [count, setCount] = useState(0);

  return <div>
    Current count is {count}
    <Child setCount={setCount} /> // passing a hook set call as a prop to child
  </div>
}

const Child = ({setCount}) => {
  setCount(10) // using the hook set call
  return (
    <div>
      Some Child Text
    </div>
  );
};

export default Child;

Answer 1

setCount is not a hook, it is just another function, So you can pass it as a prop. You can also think of the output of useMemo or useCallback, these can be passed as a prop.

useState is a hook, useCallback is a hook, or even for a matter any function, which encapsulates other hooks, these should not be passed as prop.

Why?

To answer this first think of why would you want to pass the hook as a prop? The benefit of passing the hook as a prop will be that you can conditionally pass another hook / skip the call. But in the case of hooks, It should not be called conditionally. So there is no point. of passing it as a prop, Just import it and use it.