stockholm syndrome: Stockholm Syndrome: How a bank robbery, 50 yrs ago, led to romanticisation of kidnapping
Stockholm Syndrome is a 'defence mechanism that helps the victim' cope with a traumatic situation.
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Stockholm Syndrome is a 'defence mechanism that helps the victim' cope with a traumatic situation.
"Get down to the floor! The party begins!" Shouting in English, Jan-Erik Olsson walked into a Stockholm bank on August 23, 1973, high on drugs, agitated and waving a submachine gun. So began a hostage drama that would go on to last six days, and birth the term "Stockholm Syndrome"…
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STOCKHOLM (AFP) – ”Get down to the floor! The party begins!” Shouting in English, Jan-Erik Olsson walked into a Stockholm bank on August 23, 1973, high on drugs, agitated and waving a submachine gun. So began a hostage drama that would go on to last six days, and birth the term “Stockholm Syndrome” – a […]
Stockholm Syndrome is a "constructed concept" used to explain how hostages behave when authorities and states fail to protect them.