Add to ORKGPoster Session VIIA revision of hope theory was proposed that accounted for its more communal dimensions (Bernardo, 2010). This research investigated how the communal forms of hope influenced well-being. Results indicated that even after controlling for trait hope, other-oriented forms of hope predicted additional variance in different measures of well-being. 'Abstract by, APS'link_to_OA_fulltextThe 22nd Annual Convention of the American Psychological Society (APS), Boston, MA., 27-30 May 2010
Hope is a habitual way of thinking about goals, the potential pathways of achieving them and the mot...
Hope is an emotion that has been implicated in social change efforts, yet little research has examin...
Background: According to the broaden-and-build model of positive mood, positive emotions are believe...
Research using hope theory has shown that individual differences in trait hope explain variations in...
International audienceAgainst the background of different psychological conceptualizations of hope, ...
Hope is defined as the perceived capability to derive pathways to desired goals. The aims of the pre...
Intervention programs to strengthen hope in students have been developed and implemented in schools....
A growing body of research has documented the positive implications of hope for well-being. C.R. Sny...
Hope is a construct that is related to successful goal attainment, and includes pathways (routes to ...
The interpersonal‐psychological theory of suicidal behavior (IPTS; Joiner, 2005) posits that suicida...
J. Gross3 The importance of hope has long been asserted in the field of conflict resolution. However...
Although hope is a well-studied topic, there is no consensus on its definition. Using a prototype an...
Although hope is a well-studied topic, there is no consensus on its definition. Using a prototype an...
Hope is viewed as a positive emotion associated with the motivation to change existing conditions. A...
Hope is an emotion that has been implicated in social change efforts, yet little research has examin...
Hope is a habitual way of thinking about goals, the potential pathways of achieving them and the mot...
Hope is an emotion that has been implicated in social change efforts, yet little research has examin...
Background: According to the broaden-and-build model of positive mood, positive emotions are believe...
Research using hope theory has shown that individual differences in trait hope explain variations in...
International audienceAgainst the background of different psychological conceptualizations of hope, ...
Hope is defined as the perceived capability to derive pathways to desired goals. The aims of the pre...
Intervention programs to strengthen hope in students have been developed and implemented in schools....
A growing body of research has documented the positive implications of hope for well-being. C.R. Sny...
Hope is a construct that is related to successful goal attainment, and includes pathways (routes to ...
The interpersonal‐psychological theory of suicidal behavior (IPTS; Joiner, 2005) posits that suicida...
J. Gross3 The importance of hope has long been asserted in the field of conflict resolution. However...
Although hope is a well-studied topic, there is no consensus on its definition. Using a prototype an...
Although hope is a well-studied topic, there is no consensus on its definition. Using a prototype an...
Hope is viewed as a positive emotion associated with the motivation to change existing conditions. A...
Hope is an emotion that has been implicated in social change efforts, yet little research has examin...
Hope is a habitual way of thinking about goals, the potential pathways of achieving them and the mot...
Hope is an emotion that has been implicated in social change efforts, yet little research has examin...
Background: According to the broaden-and-build model of positive mood, positive emotions are believe...