This psychological effect may occur when hostages report that they have no ill feelings toward the hostage takers and, further, that they feared the police more than they feared their captors:
A)Seattle syndrome
B)bait-and-switch
C)Stockholm syndrome
D)butterfly effect

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Stockholm syndrome is a psychological phenomenon where hostages or abuse victims develop an emotional bond with their captors or abusers. This can lead them to defend and empathize with their captors, despite the abuse and danger they may have been subjected to. The term originated in 1973, after a hostage situation in Stockholm, Sweden, where the hostages developed positive feelings towards their captors and even defended them after their release. The fact that hostages feared the authorities more than their captors was one of the common features of this phenomenon.

This Psychological Effect May Occur When Hostages Report That They