Snyder's theory of hope has been a cornerstone of hope research for over four decades. The
original theory conceptualized hope as a two-factor model representing agency and …

Abstract The history of South Africa is embedded in violence. Exposure to various forms of
violence is a consistent experience of children, adolescents, and young people in this …

The study aimed to ascertain the relation between children's participation in daily activities,
engaging with family and friends and their subjective well-being (SWB); and to ascertain the …

Recent advancements in child well-being research have shown an increased importance of
subjective well-being in understanding children and adolescents' quality of life. These …

Over the past 30 years, there has been an increasing amount of research about hope and
culture. While early studies focused on looking at differences in hope between racial groups …

We investigated the psychometric properties of the Children's Hope Scale among a sample
of 1,118 South Sudanese refugee children (570 girls, 548 boys) aged 9 to 14 years …

Abstract The Children's Hope Scale is one of the most commonly used self-report measures
of a child's future oriented goal motivation. This study presents a reliability generalization on …

The overarching aim of the study was to investigate the relationship between hope and life
satisfaction among a sample of children in Cape Town, South Africa. More specifically, the …

The study focuses on refugee children who live in a temporary transit camp on the Island of
Lesbos in Greece, and attend a unique school, which, in the camp's temporary conditions …

There has been a growing interest in research on hope in recent years. The Children's Hope
Scale (CHS) is the most commonly used scale to evaluate goal-related hopeful thinking in …