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- 7. “Our belief isin the power of hope.” Walt Menninger (1999)
- 8. Hope is anemotion characterized by positive feelings about the immediate or long-term future and often coupled with high motivation, optimism, and a generally elevated mood.
- 9. When people feelhopeful, they tend to experience fewer mental health problems. Conversely, people experiencing despair are more likely to have depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and other problems
- 11. Difference Between Wishing & "Wishing is the fantasy that everything is going to turn out OK. Hoping is actually showing up for the hard work." Hope is a suitable desire that is attainable in the future, and therefore because of its possibility is based on reality.
- 27. • Psychological research,spearheaded by Anthony Scioli, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Keene State College in New Hampshire Result: Hope is a skill you can acquire
- 28. The Hope Scalemeasures your belief that the future will be better than the present and that you have the power to make it so
- 30. The New "Hope Theory"
- 35. Resear ch: Lopez'sresearch suggests that hopeful students see the future as better than the present and believe they have the power to create an improved future. Lopez defines hope as the ideas and energy one has for the future; one of the most important predictors of success for youth.
- 36. Shane J. LopezPoint of view: ‘’I used to think hope was just a warm vague feeling. It was that sense of excitement that I got before Christmas when I was a child. It lingered awhile and then disappear…..!!! ‘’