Titlebook: Hope across cultures; Lessons from the Int Andreas M. Krafft,Tharina Guse,Alena Slezackova Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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2210-5417 ncept and model of hope, supported by empirical data.This bo.This open access book?presents an integrative and transdisciplinary conceptualization of hope and brings together cross-cultural studies based on quantitative data from around the globe. It incorporates state-of-the-art theories of hope fr

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Worldviews and Basic Beliefs of Hope,t samples of the Hope Barometer 2017 (N?=?6548). Our findings support the notion of hope as a multidimensional phenomenon with certain universal features across cultures while recognizing that people in different cultures experience hope based on specific worldviews, independently from the nation’s economic wealth.

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Beacons of Hope in a Challenging World: Conclusions and Directions for Future Research and PracticeThis chapter summarizes the main tenets of our integrated hope model, followed by salient findings regarding hope in various countries and cultures, reported in this volume. We then identify challenges and future directions for research on hope across cultures and contexts.

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Introduction and Research Agenda,tches the existential and multifaceted nature of hope and points to the array of disciplines that, over many decades and even centuries, have studied the phenomenon of hope from various scientific perspectives and in different contexts. Based on the past focus and the current challenges in psycholog

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