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Chapter 10 explores hope and hoping. It discusses the definition of a new model of hope, along with instruments to measure it in adults and children, describes the adaptive sequelae of elevated levels of hope for a variety of coping arenas, along with the literature on increasing hope. It also explores how hope can be applied to special populations.
Title: Hoping
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Chapter 10 explores hope and hoping.
It discusses the definition of a new model of hope, along with instruments to measure it in adults and children, describes the adaptive sequelae of elevated levels of hope for a variety of coping arenas, along with the literature on increasing hope.
It also explores how hope can be applied to special populations.
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