Sorrows of a Young Werther, by Johann Wolgang von Goethe

The relationship between the mother and the child is very important for the emotional growth of the child. If these two relationships are inadequate, there are possibilities of various emotional problems ranging from behavioral problems to attachment problems. In John Wolfgang von Goethe's "sad sorrow", the relationship between the hero's Wit and his mother is only nervous at best. The instability of their relationship made Wit look over his family about the emotions and specific bonds he wanted.

This phenomenon, known as the Witt effect, was named after the hero of John Wolfgang von Goethe, a novel by "Sad Young Witt" in 1774. This story happens when a young man commits suicide because of love for one-sided love. After the book was published, it was reported that the suicide rate of young men has increased. Hampton noted that the possibility of mimicking a suicide incident could be enhanced by "digesting" death, including dramatic or graphical details, and / or by continuing for a long period of time. This is the root cause of the anger of 13 reasons around Netflix, and some critics are seeking cancellation. (Relevant: Experts oppose "13 reasons of suicide prevention")

Concern about suicide themed media can be traced back to 1774 and publishes John Wolfgang von Goethe's "Sadness of Young Sorrow". According to the scientific evidence standard of the time, it is said that this novel helped young people imitate suicide, but it is doubtful whether imitation of epidemic is genuine or in the mind of the authorities . The court found out that it was right. This month, I have presented a new study on the subject of suicide-themed imaginary media at the American Psychological Association's Mind, Technology, and Society Conference in Washington. This new study takes the form of a statistical program that combines meta-analysis, past research and finds patterns between them.

This type is said to have started in the latter half of the 15th century, and it is a fiction in which an insertion character is attached to the third person story. Samuel Richardson's Pamela, John Wolfgang von Goethe's "Sad Young Wit" (translated from German), Francis Brooke's "Montagu History" is part of the initial letter form. Imagine a successful job: About 10 years from now, you will find yourself watching old boxes and drawers that have not been open for years. You open them to find a pair of letters written to you (all you have ever / never romantically participated in). How do you feel about reading them one by one?