Half a century since the term 'Stockholm Syndrome' originated, the debate continues. Is it a genuine psychological condition or a compelling myth? As we delve into this fascinating subject, we explore its historical significance and the ongoing discourse in the realm of human psychology.
What is your perspective on the enduring myth of Stockholm Syndrome, 50 years on?
Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon where hostages develop a bond with their captors. This term was coined after a bank robbery in Stockholm in 1973 where hostages reportedly developed a bond with their captor, Jan-Erik Olsson. We're interested in your views on this phenomenon 50 years later.-
I believe Stockholm Syndrome is a valid psychological response to hostage situations
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I think Stockholm Syndrome is a myth and does not reflect real psychological responses
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I believe Stockholm Syndrome exists, but is extremely rare
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I am unsure about the validity of Stockholm Syndrome
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I have no knowledge about Stockholm Syndrome
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