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Scams: Introduction (01:32)

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Leclerc asks a woman about the point of scams and performs a magic trick with money.

Taking Things at Face Value (03:43)

Silva reads the Nigerian letter scam. Leclerc explains the money trick. Viewers evaluate three statements as true or false; Coan explains how we decide.

Magma Stones Experiment: Part 1 (03:19)

Morrison tries to convince passersby to purchase the stones he claims will help with balance.

Magma Stones Experiment: Part 2 (02:31)

Morrison explains what he did to "improve" balance. Coan explains the elements of the scam that worked to increase gullibility.

Card Game (02:45)

Keep your eyes on the ace. Your brain is wired to pursue positive reinforcement.

"The Pigeon Drop:" Part 1 (05:04)

See a man get conned out of money in this hidden camera experiment in a public square.

"The Pigeon Drop:" Part 2 (04:31)

See a second man get conned out of his cell phone and ID in this hidden camera experiment in a public square; two other people fall victim. Coan explains why this con works. Silva lets the "pigeons" in on the con.

Gullibility (Credits) (00:35)

Silva gives examples of how being gullible is not all bad. (Credits)

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Description

Pay close attention — what you discover in this episode of Brain Games will keep you from falling for a scam. In a robbery, the victim is forced to give up money or possessions. In a scam or con, the victim hands over his or her valuables willingly. Each year, millions of people around the world fall for some sort of scam or fraud. Through a series of interactive games and experiments, you'll discover how easily your brain is deceived. Scammers and con artists make it their business to know how your brain works, and how to use its flaws to their advantage. Play along to discover how your brain is wired to initially believe everything it hears, what it finds most tempting in an ad or sales pitch and how simply being human can lead you into some sticky situations. Get ready to fall hook, line and sinker … on Brain Games.

Length: 25 minutes

Item#: BVL94768

Closed Captioned

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