Exploring Hypnosis: Can It Really Work?

Agat and David explore the effects of hypnosis with professional hypnotist El Vey Barbaro. They conduct experiments on a rabbit and on themselves to test hypnosis' impact on memory, body control, and phobias. The results show hypnosis can influence memory and body control, and help overcome phobias. The video concludes with a discussion on the ethical use of hypnosis, emphasizing its potential in medical applications.

What was the initial animal used to test hypnosis?

• A bird

• A cat

• A dog

• A rabbit

What was the main concern of Agat regarding hypnosis?

• Fear of animals

• Fear of letting go

• Fear of the dark

• Fear of heights

What was the first test conducted on David?

• A memory test

• A strength test

• A vision test

• A balance test

How does hypnosis affect memory according to the experiment?

• It enhances memory recall

• It blocks access to memories

• It creates false memories

• It has no effect on memory

What was David unable to do during the body control experiment?

• Lift a chair

• Open his eyes

• Speak

• Walk

What was the reaction of David when he tried to let go of the chair?

• He felt nothing unusual

• He felt his hands were stuck

• He felt sleepy

• He felt relaxed

What phobias were addressed in the final test?

• Fear of flying and crowds

• Fear of snakes and spiders

• Fear of heights and water

• Fear of darkness and loud noises

What did David feel when he touched the snake?

• Fear

• Curiosity

• Indifference

• Disgust

What is a key ethical consideration in hypnosis according to the discussion?

• Avoiding any physical contact

• Using hypnosis for entertainment

• Aligning with the subject's beliefs

• Ensuring the subject is asleep

What is a benefit of hypnosis mentioned in the conclusion?

• It is a quick fix for all problems

• It is a replacement for medication

• It has no side effects

• It is only for entertainment