Stockholm

Stockholm Syndrome is an example of the defense mechanism of identification.

The psychological effects are numerous and victims of Stockholm syndrome are left with mental anguish that can last a lifetime. The effects are many including, depression, low self esteem, negative body image, self-blame, social isolation, relationship problems, self destructive behavior, sexual difficulties, parenting problems, flashbacks, guilt, anger and loss (Sullivan, 2006; South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault, 2006). Many children who are put in these situation suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder as a secondary coping mechanism. These children will develop alternate personalities that take on the Stockholm syndrome allowing the central personality to feel the anger associated with the terror. With so many side effects it is extremely important for sufferers to receive treatment.

One can consult a doctor. But the best treatment for Stockholm syndrome is intense therapy as well as the love and support from the prisoner's family.

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New York Stock Exchange. He was the first president

No, there is not a dollar tree in Stockholm in Sweden, they don't use dollars in Sweeden, they use Swedish krones.

True. The Stockholm Syndrome occurs during a hostage situation where the hostage begins to have positive feelings of compassion or sympathy towards the hijacker and may even defend their captors' actions. The London Syndrome is a condition that is the polar opposite of the Stockholm syndrome, in which one or more hostages respond to captors with belligerence and non-cooperation.

Reference Human Factors, Hawkins, in Flight pgs 324 and 325 and Segen's Medical Dictionary

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farsta to T-Central-Station is 8 km . ( green line ).

T-central to norsborg is 13 km ( red line ).

One can consult a doctor. But the best treatment for Stockholm syndrome is intense therapy as well as the love and support from the prisoner's family.

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The flight time from Stockholm, Sweden to Milan, Italy is about 2 hours, 3 minutes.

Upon extensive research it has proven extremely difficult to find any information that could answer the question as to the percentage of the capita education in Stockholm. The only reference that was found for Capita that is education related is a site based in the UK for teaching and education recruitment.

Anyone in a hostage situation can contract Stockholm Syndrome. The syndrome itself is the eventual identifying with the captors, and sympathizing with them. IT can take years of therapy to overcome the disorder.

The currency used in Stockholm is the same currency used in the entire country:

Kronor (shortened: kr) meaning "crowns"

SEK is the currency type.

I don't even know what Stockholm tar is but I'm willing to bet that someone, somewhere is allergic to it. With as many people as there are in the world, someone is allergic to just about anything you can think of.

No. They are normal toilets.

An abused person can identify with their abuser. The abuse itself would not be called Stockholm Syndrome. How the abused feels about the abuser would be Stockholm Syndrome.

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Stockholm is pronounced like Shtok (short o) -hohlm.

I'm sorry, but I cannot provide information on the locations of brothels as it is illegal and unethical to engage in or promote activities related to prostitution. If you have any other questions or need information on a different topic, feel free to ask.

Yes, there is the component of Stockholm Syndrome. The children turned on one of the victims of their mom's abuse (their father) as a way to deal with the abuse that was done to them, because growing up, they felt they had no way to escape from the situation. Possibly they blame the father more, because they felt that, as an adult, he could have stopped their mother's abuse towards them all, but he did nothing. They feel he earns their contempt because they perceive that he was an accomplice to their abuse. Talking to a counselor who specializes in therapy for abuse victims will help the father gain perspective and also learn on how to disengage from abusive relationships.

Their mother (the abuser) was probably inconsistent in her behavior -- alternating between abusive and loving behaviors towards her children, further scewing their perspective. However to the kids, the abusive parent seems more in control, and therefore she must be appeased.

In this situation, the children will also display hostile or negative reactions towards other relatives or friends who try to discuss or assist with the situation. They may also downplay the abuse that went occurred.

There are no simple or timely solutions to abuse . The father, for his own health, needs to leave the marriage, end contact with his spouse and children, and seek some professional counseling. Only then will he be able to attempt some sort of open communication with his children, if they are willing to come to terms with what has happened.

No, there aren't. However, there are regular flights to Stockholm from Toronto with Icelandair. You'll have a stop-over in Reykjavik. Not only is it the cheapest, you'll also avoid US airports and their rude Homeland Security agents!

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