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Is Stockholm Syndrome a sexist myth?
Is Stockholm Syndrome a sexist myth?
Is Stockholm Syndrome a sexist myth?
Sunday 27th August 2023
Unpack the controversial origins of Stockholm Syndrome with host Sana Khadar. Explore the 1973 heist that started it all on 'All in the Mind'.
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Episode Overview
- Delve into the contested nature of Stockholm Syndrome and its origins in the 1973 Stockholm bank robbery
- Challenge your understanding of victim response and the dynamics of coercion and control
- Uncover the multifaceted responses of individuals faced with intense, traumatic situations
- Explore the potential implications of labelling victim experiences
- Reconsider the sensationalized narrative of Stockholm Syndrome
Looking for normality within the framework of a crime is not a syndrome. It's a survival strategy.
Ever wondered if Stockholm Syndrome is more myth than reality? This episode of 'All in the Mind' takes you back to the 1973 bank robbery in Stockholm that gave birth to the term. Host Sana Khadar dives deep into the drama of that heist, questioning the legitimacy of this widely known label. You'll hear from experts who dispute the validity of Stockholm Syndrome and those who have closely studied the hostages involved.
Their stories reveal the complex reactions people have in extreme situations, making you rethink what you thought you knew about victim responses and control dynamics. This episode offers a fresh perspective on a term that's often thrown around in popular culture but rarely understood in depth. Tune in to challenge your assumptions and gain a nuanced understanding of this controversial diagnosis.