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Hope and its relationship to self esteem and spiritual well-being in Australian university students
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Hope and Its Relationship to Self Esteem and Spiritual Well-being In Australian University Students. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d6313b58-72d7-4fd2-8562-18d9a9e00429.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This study investigates hope amongst Australian university students. A cross-disciplinary model of hope was constructed using the writings of philosophers Bloch and Marcel, theologian Moltmann and psychologist Erikson. Secondly, using the Snyder Hope Scale, the Cooper-Smith Self Esteem Sale and Paloutzian and Ellison's Spiritual Well-Being Scale, the study tested the model by investigating the relationship amongst hope, self esteem and spiritual well-being in Australian students. Subjects were 414 students from undergraduate programs offered by Australian Catholic University. The study found that students had a high degree of hope, expressing this in goal-related thoughts and in action for social justice. Positive relationships were found between hope, self esteem, and spiritual well-being.
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