Abstract: Description of stalking or persecution syndrome. Figure disturbances at stalkers, reasons to stalking.

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Stalking, Persecution Syndrome

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Written by: Ola Jönsson psychology student at Umeå Universitet. Reviewed and approved by Gunborg Palme, certified psychologist and certified psychotherapist.
First version: 24 Oct 2007. Latest revision: 29 Oct 2007.
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