The Stockholm Effect, also known as the Stockholm Syndrome, or hostage complex or hostage syndrome, refers to the phenomenon in which victims of crime are subject to the offender for a long time, and after being rescued, they have feelings for the offender and even help the offender in turn. According to the above definition, Which of the following situations are not part of the Stockholm effect:. ['A bank employee A was hijacked by a robber for four days and later rescued, but he not only refused to testify against the robber, he even raised funds to help the robber to extend his defense lawyer.', 'A kindergarten teacher has been ****** by a male parent for up to one year. Later, the behavior of the male parent was reported by others.', 'Xiaoli was robbed by a robber, and one month later, the robber was captured. In court, Xiaoli fell in love with the robber at first sight and gave up the charges.', "A female college student was abducted for a week. Later, the kidnapper's conscience found that he was released. During this period, although a woman was bullied, because the kidnapper heated her feet and washed her feet every night, she believed the kidnapper was a good person."]