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In this video, there is volunteers to listen to certain sounds and their reaction to the sound. The first noises they had the volunteers listen to was good vibrations, but the people who were performing this experiment was controlling the sounds from behind. After everyone heard good vibrations, they started to hear bad vibrations. The bad vibrations were nails on a chalkboard, a ballon, dentist drills, and vomiting. The volunteers reactions to these sounds were their brain telling them but these sounds were bad vibrations compared to the good vibrations. The sense modality plays a role in this video because of the sounds because the volunteers heard the different sounds and reacted to them because their brain knew if it was a good vibration or bad vibration.






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