The interviewer distinguishes a reinforced behavioral inclination, such as seeking internet access, from consciously wanting reward or intending to fool a scorer.

“it is one thing to in a behaviorist sense have uh inclinations that are reinforced like you could imagine that i don't know during training they just really like accessing the internet and so they're just like it's like sort of a so”

“It's like a like tick.”

“so like a nicotine addict who's like i just want to go out and have a smoke you”

“know maybe i'll like and then they're just constantly going out and having smokes maybe that's the way they feel about the internet i'm just like how can i get the internet real quick”

“And there's another thing to be like, I don't even know what the analogy here is, but it's another thing to just like very consciously want.”

“to get reward or like fool a scorer that”