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Psychiatrist, Irena Thoma, spoke about the case of Asqeri Mandri, who kept his wife locked in the house and watched her with cameras, while it is reported that he also used violence.
The doctor explained that one's thoughts can also affect other family members.
Thoma went on to analyze that Asqeri has blind faith in her son.
Another possibility is that Mandri's mother had constant conflicts with the daughter-in-law, which led her to support him against his wife.
"His thoughts can also affect other family members and we call this induced psychosis. The most induced are those who have a blind faith in the family member, or those who have a lower level of intelligence.
In this particular case, the mother-in-law's fears can be related to certain stressful situations due to conflicts and disagreements that may have appeared in the family, the son's problem in the relationship with the woman, the son's difficult psychological condition, etc.
It is not said to induce psychosis in all family members. In the case of the wife, she may be at the same intellectual level and makes the distinction that has no relation to the truth and reality and asks for help", said Thoma in Euronews.
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