“Paris Syndrome”
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...some Japanese tourists who go to Paris are so shocked by the unfriendly Parisians and scruffy streets that they need psychological counseling. A French newspaper says about a dozen a year are driven to seek help.
A psychologist says a third get better immediately, a third suffer relapses, and the rest have psychoses. Extreme examples include two women who believed their hotel room was bugged and there was a plot against them, a woman who thought she was being attacked by microwaves, and a man who became convinced he was really Louis XIV.
The phenomenon is called "Paris Syndrome" and was first detailed in a French psychiatric journal two years ago.
...some Japanese tourists who go to Paris are so shocked by the unfriendly Parisians and scruffy streets that they need psychological counseling. A French newspaper says about a dozen a year are driven to seek help.
A psychologist says a third get better immediately, a third suffer relapses, and the rest have psychoses. Extreme examples include two women who believed their hotel room was bugged and there was a plot against them, a woman who thought she was being attacked by microwaves, and a man who became convinced he was really Louis XIV.
The phenomenon is called "Paris Syndrome" and was first detailed in a French psychiatric journal two years ago.
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