What is stalkhome syndrome????

 Hey friends if you have watched money heist then have you asked one question to you ...

    what is Stockholm syndrome...???

   

      The Stockholm syndrome appears when an abused victim, develops a kind of respect and empathy towards to abuser. It was named after a bank robbery in Stockholm

       When a group of bank employee were held hostage and developled a strong sense of empathy towards their captors...

        When this traumatic event was over, they even defender by not wanting to say anything that might endanger their captors freedom.

       This actually happen because victim sees the smallest act of decent behaviour as an extracted event which makes them see their captors as essentially good .

      This way they leave aside all the negative behavioral of their captors and Focus on positive ones.

     This syndrome also called  traumatic bonding or victim's brainwashing

Why Stockholm syndrome called that 

     The name of the syndromeis derived from a botched bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden. In August 1973 four employees of Sveriges Kreditbank were held hostage in the bank's vault for six days. During the standoff, a seemingly incongruous bond developed between captive and captor.

2)Is stalkhome syndrome is bad???

Despite being a fairly well-known psychological condition, Stockholm Syndromein real life is remarkably rare. According to the 2007 FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 73 percent of all kidnapping victims show no evidence of Stockholm syndrome

3)who has a Stockholm syndrome???

    One of the most famous examples of a victim with Stockholm syndrome is Patty Hearst, a famous media heiress kidnapped in 1974. Hearsteventually helped her captors rob a bank and expressed support for their militant cause. Another high-profile example is Elizabeth Smart, a Utah teen who was kidnapped in 2002.

Any movie on Stockholm???

   Producer, writer and director Robert Budreau's Stockholmis based onthe absurd but true story of a 1973 bank heist, a strange and darkly comic event where the hostages bonded with their captors and turned against the authorities.