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Great! Here are some psychological thriller facts that you can use for your 18-second video: Capgras Delusion: A rare psychological disorder where a person believes that their loved ones have been replaced by imposters. The Stanford Prison Experiment: A controversial study that showed how ordinary people can turn into abusive authority figures in certain situations. Cotard Delusion: A condition in which a person firmly believes that they are dead or no longer exist. Stockholm Syndrome: The psychological phenomenon where hostages develop positive feelings for their captors. The "Bystander Effect": People are less likely to intervene in emergencies when others are present, assuming someone else will take responsibility. The Mandela Effect: Collective false memories shared by a group of people, named after the mistaken belief that Nelson Mandela died in the 1980s. "Red Room" Phenomenon: An internet urban legend about hidden websites that display disturbing and violent content. Clinical Lycanthropy: A rare psychiatric condition where a person believes they can transform into an animal, usually a wolf. The "Zeigarnik Effect": Unfinished tasks are remembered more vividly than completed ones, creating a mental tension to complete them. The "Dark Triad": A trio of personality traits - narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy - associated with manipulative and malicious behavior. Remember to choose the facts that captivate your audience the most and make the 18-second video engaging and intriguing!