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Stockholm syndrome
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Stockholm syndrome
n.
A phenomenon in which a hostage begins to identify with and grow sympathetic to his or her captor.

[After Stockholm, where a hostage in a 1973 bank robbery became romantically attached to one of her captors.]

Stockholm syndrome
n
(Psychology) a psychological condition in which hostages or kidnap victims become sympathetic towards their captors
[after a group of hostages in Stockholm in 1973]


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After defining PAS as a disorder involving purposeful alienation of a child against a parent, Lowenstein discusses its clinical signs, implications, legal options for prevention of conflict, parallels to the Stockholm syndrome in hostage situations, and treatment of parent and child psychological issues.
Dwayne Fuselier, "Placing the Stockholm Syndrome in Perspective," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, July 1999, 22-25.
 
 
 
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