If you have poisoned the cue, one thing that you can do Is use a different cue and retrain the behavior with positive reinforcement Another thing that you can do, if you have poisoned the cue Is change the constant stimuli and retrain the behavior with positive reinforcement Or if you have poisoned the cue, change the routine in which the behavior happens And retrain with positive reinforcement We’re saying “Oh my god! The behavior wasn’t ruined.” If the behavior wasn’t ruined, it’s telling us something about learning Behavior is a relationship. Discrimination is what gives flexibility to our repertoire. The consequence selects a cue-behavior relation Whatever you are doing at the moment of reinforcement, you will do again when the Conditions are recreated
