心理学现象-各种稀奇古怪的综合症（Psychological phenomena - all sorts of weird syndrome）.docVIP

心理学现象-各种稀奇古怪的综合症（Psychological phenomena - all sorts of weird syndrome） Stockholm syndrome (Stockholm syndrome): Stockholm, also known as Stockholm syndrome or hostage hostage or complex syndrome, is refers to the crime victim has the emotion to the crime, a complex or even turn to help offenders. This emotion causes the victim to have the good impression to the perpetrator, depends on the heart, even helps the perpetrator The origins of the Stockholm syndrome: In August 23, 1973, two former criminals Jan Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson, in the intention of robbing the Swedish capital Stockholm citys biggest bank failure, holding four bank staff, after police standoff 130 hours, by the end of the abandoned. However, after this incident a few months, the four who were kidnapped a bank clerk, still on their kidnappers show mercy feelings, they refused to accuse these kidnappers in the court, even as they raise legal defense funds, they all show that dont hate criminals, instead of criminals and express their hurt them but to take care of their gratitude, and take the hostile attitude of the police. Whats more, Christian, a female hostage member, still fell in love with the robber Olsson and was engaged to him during his term in prison. Lima syndrome: The Lima syndrome refers to the phenomenon of hostage taking, assimilation by hostages, convergence of positions with hostages, and change of attack mentality, The origin of Lima syndrome: in 1996 a group of armed robbers kidnapped Japanese Embassy in Peru Lima a large number of hostages kidnapped in the embassy staff, brilliant personality shine, in a few days the initiative to release most of the hostages. Paris syndrome: The Paris syndrome is a mental disorder that occurs when Japanese work or vacation in Paris, france. The main symptoms are nausea, insomnia, restlessness, unspeakable fear, inferiority, shame and persecution mania, and even suicidal. French psychologist Huff ? the ammersee pointed out: the tourists psyc