Long-term hostages tend to identify with their captor's point of view over time and voluntarily comply with their demands.This phenomenon is called
A)going native.
B)Stockholm syndrome.
C)Belgian illusion.
D)prisoner's dilemma.

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Stockholm syndrome refers to the psychological phenomenon where hostages develop positive feelings towards their captors, identify with their point of view, and comply with their demands even when they conflict with their own interests. This phenomenon is believed to occur due to the captives' perception of a perceived threat to their survival and the captors' occasional acts of kindness or non-threatening behavior towards them.

Long-Term Hostages Tend to Identify with Their Captor's Point of View