Introduction Hope is recognised as an important factor in health, illness, and well‐being.
Many scales to measure hope have been developed and used in various disciplines, yet …

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 …

Snyder introduced his cognitive theory of hope nearly 20 years ago (Snyder, 1989). Since
then, his original hypotheses have been studied by clinical psychologists (eg, Chang, 1998; …

在对Snyder 希望理论进行概括的基础上, 将之与其他几个相关的概念如乐观, 个人成长主动性,
自信和未来取向等进行比较, 并介绍了测量希望的工具. 希望与学业成绩, 心理健康 …

There has been increasing interest in identifying factors to predict subjective well-being in
the emerging field of positive psychology over the past two decades. Dispositional hope …

Memorable messages oftentimes are associated with hope, can foster anticipatory resilience
prior to the experience of disruptive events, and can buffer the negative impact of adverse …

Various adaptations of the Dispositional Hope Scale have been validated and used for
specific research and applied purposes. The Locus-of-Hope Scale was developed as a …

Purpose Mattering is essential to university students' mental health. Feeling valued by others
or unimportant can affect their overall well-being. However, most measures for assessing …

The present study sought to determine if the positive association between positive emotions
and life satisfaction can be understood as a function of hope in Chinese. Consistent with the …

As a central research topic in the field of positive psychology, hope refers to an individual's
goal-oriented expectations that include both agency thinking (ie, the motivation to initiate …