“Hope Dies Last”

Abstract

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Examining the Relationship Between PsyCap and Readiness for Change: Implementation of E-learning Among Lecturers During Covid-19

“…Thus, this result is not in line with the previous study by Sweetman et al (2011). Hope is one of the PsyCap dimensions that is the least researched by academics, even nearly neglected (Cohen, 2015;Feldman & Kubota, 2015). Apart from the lack of empirical evidence that focuses on hope factors, the argument that could be proposed is that hope is more likely to have a prominent impact related to things that are personal and often associated with so called "life and death" situations (Cohen, 2015;Nesse, 1999).…”

“…Hope is one of the PsyCap dimensions that is the least researched by academics, even nearly neglected (Cohen, 2015;Feldman & Kubota, 2015). Apart from the lack of empirical evidence that focuses on hope factors, the argument that could be proposed is that hope is more likely to have a prominent impact related to things that are personal and often associated with so called "life and death" situations (Cohen, 2015;Nesse, 1999). In the context of this research, readiness for change within the university environment, it is not related, regardless of being ready or not ready to initiate changes.…”