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== Stockholm syndrome ==

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Stockholm syndrome is complex adaptive response to traumatic and threatening situations((File:Clark Olofsson.jpg|thumb|”Figure 2. Norrmalstrong robbery: Clark Olofsson on his way to court in 1967”))Definition:

Stockholm syndrome is complex adaptive response to traumatic and threatening situations((File:Clark Olofsson.jpg|thumb|”Figure 2. Norrmalstrong robbery: Clark Olofsson on his way to court in 1967”))Definition:

* Origins: ((wikipedia:Norrmalmstorg_robbery|Norrmalmstorg robbery))- Hyper link other cases i.e ((wikipedia:Patty_Hearst|Patty Hearst)),

* Origins: ((wikipedia:Norrmalmstorg_robbery|Norrmalmstorg robbery))- Hyper link other cases i.e ((wikipedia:Patty_Hearst|Patty Hearst)),

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== Antecedents of antisocial behaviour ==

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== Adverse childhood events ==

== Psychological mechanisms ==

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Antisocial behaviour in children:
What motivates antisocial behaviour in children?

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Overview

Something catchy about paradox of empathy/compassion/gratitude alongside fear/terror/isolation/abuse. Comment on complexity of human behaviour, why? Chapter will unpack: What is Stockholm syndrome Antecents to Stockholm syndrome Exploration of the emotional apects of Stockholm syndrome Psychological mechanisms – survival Contemporary view within literature

Focus questions: What is Stockholm syndrome? What are the emotional aspects of Stockholm syndrome?

Antisocial behaviour

Stockholm syndrome is complex adaptive response to traumatic and threatening situations

Definition:

• Origins: Norrmalmstorg robbery- Hyper link other cases i.e Patty Hearst,
• Differentiation from disorder (why?) – comment, prior to DSM V consideration of inclusion under other stress related condition
• Brief comment on need for language – title to change to reflect survival mechanism (discus later on)

Antecedents of antisocial behaviour

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Table 1.

The Title of the table

Likely to list emotions and definitions	Heading
Terror (?)	Explanation
Gratitude (?)	Explanation
Sympathy or Empathy (?)	Explanation
Fear (?)	Explanation
	Explanation

Test yourself

Adverse childhood events

Topic sentence (Brief): Survival

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Case study insert a case study example that illustrates how positive affect/sympathy w. ones capture can be a mechanism of survival – i.e decrease threat level and increase provision of needs

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Emotional deficits

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Critique

Feminist/DV/FV – against use of term

Other critque

Test yourself

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