Stunt Reactions and Challenges

The video tutorial introduces a cognitive challenge that incorporates stress as a critical element. Participants are led to a canyon where they face a perceived threat, which is only imaginary. Dr. Bart predicts real reactions to this threat. The participants experience a stunt, and their ability to recover is tested. The video concludes with reflections on the experience.

What critical element was missing from the cognitive challenges?

• Stress

• Teamwork

• Time management

• Physical strength

Where are the participants led to experience the challenge?

• The edge of a canyon

• A high mountain

• A deep cave

• A dense forest

What is the initial reaction of participants when seated at the canyon?

• They feel indifferent

• They are terrified

• They are confused

• They feel relaxed

What does Dr. Bart predict about the participants' reactions?

• They will be calm and composed

• They will be indifferent

• They will have real reactions to perceived threats

• They will be overly excited

What does the anticipation of the stunt cause in participants?

• A sense of calm

• Chemical reactions in the brain

• Increased hunger

• Physical exhaustion

What is the role of the RX expert during the stunt?

• To record the event

• To give motivational speeches

• To balance the weight

• To provide medical assistance

How long does it take to fall into the abyss during the stunt?

• 7 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 5 seconds

• 3 seconds

What is the participants' reaction after the first few seconds of the stunt?

• They are angry

• They feel relieved

• They are still scared

• They want to do it again

What is the final challenge for the participants after the stunt?

• Climbing back up

• Solving a puzzle

• Recovering their bearings

• Finding a hidden object