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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"hope scale"”.
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Using a parent report measure of giftedness to identify culturally diverse preschool children : the Hope scale adapted
… an adaptation of a culturally sensitive rating scale (The HOPE Scale) in response to various factors contributing to disproportionate representation of minority and low-income students in gifted programs. Parents, rather than teachers, provide open-ended responses, in addition to Likert-type …
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Native American Children and Their Reports of Hope: A Factor Analytic Comparison
… study investigated the applicability of the Hope Theory (Snyder et al., 1991) among a Native American child population in the Midwest. Dependent variables included (a) the Hope Interview and (b) the Children's Hope Scale. By assessing these variables, this study addressed the following …
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Hope and academic performance in a higher education residence context
… sought to explore the relationship between trait hope, environmental hope, academic performance and demographics (language, gender, year of study & race) in university residence students in a South African Higher Education Residence setting. Using four scales including: (1) the Trait Hope Scale …
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Hope, Attitude, and Recovery from Schizophrenia
The Hope Scale by Snyder and the Recovery Attitudes Questionnaire-7 were used to explore the patterns of hope and attitude toward recovery from schizophrenia in a sample of 100 adults diagnosed with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder participating in five psychiatric rehabilitation programs …
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Hope transcends: creating ladders to opportunity for at-risk students
… the previous research on the construct of hope to identify the factors and attributes that at-risk students who are academically and socially successful perceive contributed to their hope. This work was built up the Hope Theory by C.R. Snyder et.al (2002). Utilizing a purposive sample, …
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An Exploration of Hope in the Rehabilitation of Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury
… (TBI). One factor that has not been examined is hope, as defined by Snyder, Irving, and Anderson (1991). The purpose of this study was to explore hope and the problems commonly experienced by individuals with TBI. Participants were 1 female and 9 males who were recruited over a 4-month period …
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An Exploration of Hope in the Rehabilitation of Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury
… (TBI). One factor that has not been examined is hope, as defined by Snyder, Irving, and Anderson (1991). The purpose of this study was to explore hope and the problems commonly experienced by individuals with TBI. Participants were 1 female and 9 males who were recruited over a 4-month period …
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Levels of resourcefulness and motivation as they relate to sales force success: An examination of correlates using the hope theory.
… and pencil and online, was conducted using the Hope Scale developed by C. R. Snyder and associates (1991). Hope is defined as a two-dimensional construct of goal-directed thinking: resourcefulness, thoughtful planning to overcome obstacles to goals, and motivation, cognition to sustain momentum …
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The Impact of Specialized Family Camps on Quality of Life and Hope in Families Who Are Coping with Pediatric Cancer
… study examined the impact of camp on levels of hope, and analyzed how hope and social support contribute to the quality of life of those who attend camp. SUBJECTS: A total of 66 families participated in this study. Participants include parents, cancer patients or survivors, and siblings. …
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Hope after loss: Using art therapy to increase hopefulness
… from the death of a partner and thereby increase hopefulness. The widowed participants were under the age of 60. The hypothesis was that integrating art therapy, with a narrative approach would increase hopefulness, as measured by The Adult Hope Scale. The research was based on one session in …
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The relationship of a course grade to hope and optimism in nursing students' academic success
… disciplines in education and in health care, hope and optimism have been researched and identified as being correlated with positive outcomes such as physiological and emotional well-being. The purpose of the study was to determine if there was a relationship between hope and/or optimism and …
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Exploring the relationship between hope, career exploration, and career adaptability behaviors in college students during the COVID-19 pandemic
This study examined the relationship between hope, career exploration, and career adaptability among college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Utilizing data from a nationwide survey, participants completed the Adult Hope Scale (Snyder et al., 1991), selected dimensions of the Career …
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The Effects of Goal Difficulty and Self-Evaluation on Mood
… Symptom Checklist, the Subjective Happiness Scale, a state hope scale, and the Positive and Negative Affect Survey. The results indicated that depression levels decreased for those participants who had the opportunity to self-evaluate their goal progress. However, depression levels increased …
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An Identification of Hope Level and Frequency of Coping Response Among Hospitalized Post-myocardial Infarction Patients
… identified a correlation between high levels of hope and positive coping methods in other patient populations. Nurses as facilitators of hope have been interested in understanding the impact of hope and coping responses and the effects on patients.<br> The purpose of the study was to identify the …
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The Impact of Positive Human Interest Stories on Raising Hope Through Social Media in Kentucky's Promise Zone Counties
… Promise Zone counties and C. R. Snyder’s (1991) Hope Scale instrument, this study looks at how the use of social media affects hope, while considering five decades of news media negative stereotypical views of those who live in the mountains of Appalachia (Bowler, 1985). This study examines data …
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Examining How Individual Approaches to Learning Support Mentorship Relationships and Greater Well-Being for At-Risk College Students
… the relationship between curiosity, hope, and growth mindset of at-risk college students and their well-being was explored. A total of fifty participants between 20 and 29-years-old completed the Growth Mindset Scale, the Five-Dimensional Curiosity Scale, the Hope Scale, the Patient …
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Analyzing the Internal and External Dimensions of Hope in College Students Attending a Predominantly White Institution
… white and Asian peers, little is known about how hope shapes their motivation and persistence toward degree attainment. The purpose of this three-article dissertation was to explore the cultural and contextual factors that shape the hoper experiences of college students, with particular attention …
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Hope Is the Ticket to Life: Insights From Disadvantaged African American Youth
… those termed "at-risk" or "disadvantaged." Hope and compassion are positive qualities inner-city African American youth can possess, and further research on these constructs with this population is needed. This exploratory, mixed methods study included both quantitative measures of hope and …
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Examining the Relationship between Non-cognitive Skills and Leadership: The Influence of Hope and Grit on Transformational Leadership Behavior
… relationship between the non-cognitive skills of hope and grit in relation to self-identified transformational leadership behavior. This study utilized elementary school principals as the leaders of interest in order to study the relationship between non-cognitive skills and transformational …
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Health and hope--Perceptions of Cancer patients and well adults
Two separate, yet related, constructs--health and hope--formed the basis for the study. A theoretical framework, merging health and hope, was constructed using Gibbs' (1972) method of theory construction. The theory assumed that three concepts (variables), definition of health, perception of health …
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