Психология или обман? История мифа, в который верит весь мир

Get Paper VPN for yourself and your loved ones. Get the best deal on a 2-year plan, and get a 10% discount with promo code KOSA. Clicking this link will open the website with the promo code: https://papervpn.tools/?promocode=%D0... What is Stockholm syndrome? Does it really exist? Why do victims protect those who hurt them, and why do people begin to sympathize with their kidnappers or stalkers? In this video, we explore the myths and facts about Stockholm syndrome, the history of the term, its psychology, and the reasons why people believe it. We also discuss how Stockholm syndrome is connected to true crime and pop culture. Why don't victims leave? Why do people justify the behavior of those who ruin their lives? Is there really a psychological mechanism that causes people to become attached to their abusers? Or is Stockholm syndrome a myth that has been spread in the media and popular culture for decades? Expert in this issue: psychotherapist Karina Zinchenko. Instagram:   / karina_zinchenko_psy   Telegram channel: https://t.me/vosmoe4uvstvo Follow our Telegram: https://t.me/kosa_media #stockholmsyndrome #psychology #truecrime #history #documentaries 00:00 — Why do we believe in Stockholm syndrome? 01:27 — Promo code and the beginning of the story. 1:45 AM — August 23, 1973: The Stockholm Bank Robbery. 3:22 AM — The Robber's Demands and the Appearance of Clark Olofsson. 5:00 AM — Why Didn't They Escape When They Had the Chance? 7:00 AM — Olofsson as the Bandit's "Negotiator." 8:22 AM — The Vault Siege: 5 Days in Captivity. 10:16 AM — A Strange Call to the Prime Minister: "I Trust Clark." 12:16 PM — Police Mistakes and the Real Atmosphere Inside the Bank. 4:35 PM — Was the Prime Minister Ready to Sacrifice People? 6:45 PM — The Gas Attack and the Finale of the Robbery. 10:02 PM — Nils Bejerot: How the Term "Stockholm Syndrome" Was Born. 25:26 PM — The Psychology of Survival. 28:10 — Why isn't Stockholm syndrome listed in the classification of diseases? 30:52 — The harm of a myth to society and the judicial system. 33:20 — What happened to Kristin Enmark and her affair with Olofsson. 37:45 — Results: Diagnosis or a way to justify government mistakes?