33、ow Helen Burns influences upon the formation of Janes character and her life and so on. The purpose of this paper is to give us an enlightenment that every child is born in a state of purity, teenagers living and studying environment especially the peers they get on with are very important. Certainl 。

34、y, I hope this paper can make me better understand the novelJane Eyre.3. The Employment of Psychology on the Formation of Ones Character3.1 The Definition of the CharacterThe character is “the particular combination of qualities that makes someone a particular kind of person”. (Longman Dictionary of 。

35、 Contemporary English, 2004:292-293) Campell and Bond state that there are four major questions to be addressed when focusing on the development of ones character:What is good character;
what causes or prevents it;
how can it be measured so that efforts at improvement can have corrective feedback;
a 。

36、nd how can it best be developed? (Campell & Bond, 1982:79-82)The development of character is very important. Everyones living environment is different, but how can the character develop well is what we concern.3.2 Important Factors Influencing on a PersonIn terms of what can influence ones character 。

37、 development, Campell and Bond propose the following as major factors in the moral development and behavior of youth in contemporary America:Heredity;
early childhood experience;
modeling by important adults and other older youth;
peer influence;
the general physical and social environment;
the comm 。

38、unications media;
what is taught in the schools and other institutions and roles that elicit corresponding behavior. (Campell & Bond, 1982:100)The primary factor that determines every persons character is their environment. The environment which will influence an individuals character consists of th 。

39、ree aspects: Physical Environment;
Social Environment;
Inner Speech. (http:/www.islamic-Additionally, the effect of the environmental factors is colored by the individuals unique perception of their environment:Physical Environment (the material world around us);
Social Environment (Interpersonal co 。

40、mmunication);
Direct Human Interaction: Parents;
Family;
Friends;
Teachers;
Surrounding people;
Indirect Human Interaction (Man-made communication media): TV, Video, Internet, Music;
Inner Speech: Inner Speech refers to the things that we say to ourselves with our thoughts and feelings. (http:/www.i 。

41、slamic-For children, especially for the adolescence, friends are very important in the Direct Human Interaction. The increased intimacy of adolescent friendship reflects cognitive, as well as emotional development. Increased intimacy also reflects early adolescents concern with getting to know thems 。

42、elves. Confiding in a friend helps young people explore their own feelings, define their identity, and validate their self-worth. (Diane, Sally & Ruth, 2005: 448)Children should be encouraged to be well behaved through directed positive influence. We need to be consistent in encouraging positive val 。

43、ues at every time and in every place. The application of good moral values in raising our children is the best way to encourage the development of positive character. Good behaviors can be best developed through directed positive influence.This paper will analyze that how the environment influences。

44、on Jane Eyres life, especially Helen BurnsJane Eyres intimate friend at Lowood, whose beliefs and behaviors have played essential roles in Jane Eyres growing progress.4. Helen Burns Influence on Jane Eyre in Some Aspects4.1 Helen Burns in Some Chapters of Jane EyrePeople who have read Jane Eyre may。

45、wonder why the writer does not tell readers directly about Janes love story, why the writer especially depicts Janes childhood for chapters. The author gives many chapters to the first ten years of Jane Eyres life, that is to say childhood is very important and influential to her. Helen Burns is the 。

46、 girl the author depicts the most in these chapters. Why she writes so much about the girl? There must be many reasons. In my opinion, Helen is important and influential to the formation of Janes character and her life. I dare say if there was not a girl like Helen Burns existing in her childhood, t 。

47、here would not be a great love story now.4.2 Helen Burns Influence upon Jane Eyre4.2.1 Helens Influence of Thoughts upon Janes Reading ExperienceJane has taken comfort from her new friendship with Helen, who impresses Jane with her expansive knowledge, especially her thoughts on reading books.For Ja 。

48、ne, Gateshead is a place filled with disappointment. There she imagines brief moments of hopethat she will have some privacy to read a book, that her cousins will avoid her rather than tormenting her, that Mrs. Reed and the servants will be fair to herbut those hopes are inevitably crushed.As a depe 。

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