For decades, researchers have been interested in identifying individual-differences variables that are linked to adjustment. One variable, which is believed not only to represent an important individual-differences predictor of a range of adaptive outcomes but also to have important implications for counseling students, is hope (Synder, 1995)
Throughout the history of higher education, institutions have struggled with multiculturalism. Altho...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between hope and career development in...
Snyder’s Hope Theory defines the construct of hope as the “sum of perceived capabilities to produce ...
The relationship between perceived racial discrimination, hope, and depressive symptoms among Africa...
This study investigated how hope influences the relationship between discrimination and depressive s...
This chapter explores hope theory, measurement (i.e., Children’s Hope Scale and Adult Dispositional ...
This phenomenological study was designed to examine how the concept of hope or lack thereof has an i...
Hope is one’s perceived ability to see a better tomorrow and the belief in one’s self that they can ...
Growing research supports the link between individual expressions of hope and psychological well‐bei...
This study was conducted to develop a deeper understanding of how the hope levels of Black and Latin...
Objective: The authors examined trait hope and hopelessness as potential moderators of the associati...
Abstract Previous studies have found that hope has beneficial effects in athletics, academics, physi...
This study investigated the relationships among personal and environmental variables (i.e., college ...
Hope is a positive psychology resource that utilizes one’s perceptions of strengths to create clear ...
Hope theory provides a framework for understanding individual differences in human motivation and ul...
Throughout the history of higher education, institutions have struggled with multiculturalism. Altho...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between hope and career development in...
Snyder’s Hope Theory defines the construct of hope as the “sum of perceived capabilities to produce ...
The relationship between perceived racial discrimination, hope, and depressive symptoms among Africa...
This study investigated how hope influences the relationship between discrimination and depressive s...
This chapter explores hope theory, measurement (i.e., Children’s Hope Scale and Adult Dispositional ...
This phenomenological study was designed to examine how the concept of hope or lack thereof has an i...
Hope is one’s perceived ability to see a better tomorrow and the belief in one’s self that they can ...
Growing research supports the link between individual expressions of hope and psychological well‐bei...
This study was conducted to develop a deeper understanding of how the hope levels of Black and Latin...
Objective: The authors examined trait hope and hopelessness as potential moderators of the associati...
Abstract Previous studies have found that hope has beneficial effects in athletics, academics, physi...
This study investigated the relationships among personal and environmental variables (i.e., college ...
Hope is a positive psychology resource that utilizes one’s perceptions of strengths to create clear ...
Hope theory provides a framework for understanding individual differences in human motivation and ul...
Throughout the history of higher education, institutions have struggled with multiculturalism. Altho...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between hope and career development in...
Snyder’s Hope Theory defines the construct of hope as the “sum of perceived capabilities to produce ...