Preliminary validation of a hope scale for a rare health condition using web-based methodology

Vernberg, Dee; Snyder, C. R.; Schuh, Michael J.

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“…Sixteen (52%) of these studies were conducted in the United States . The remaining studies were conducted as follows: three (10%) in Australia, two (6%) in Portugal, two (6%) in France, one (3%) in Kuwait, one (3%) in Canada, one (3%) in the Philippines, one (3%) in Spain, one (3%) in Iran, one (3%) in Brazil, one (3%) in China, and one (3%) in Slovakia…”

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“…Thirty papers were published in English and one in Portuguese. However, some of the studies were conducted in local countries that use languages other than English.…”

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“…However, some of the studies were conducted in local countries that use languages other than English. Twenty studies were conducted in English, three in Portuguese, and two in French . One study was completed in each of the following languages: Arabic, Filipino, Spanish, Slovak, Persian, and Chinese …”

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“…Fourteen studies (45%) were conducted in University settings . The remaining studies were conducted in the following settings: twelve (39%) in the general population, two (6%) in hospitals, one (3%) in a rehabilitation program, one (3%) in a high school, and one (3%) in an elementary school …”

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Psychometric properties of Hope Scales: A systematic review

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“…Thirty papers were published in English and one in Portuguese. However, some of the studies were conducted in local countries that use languages other than English.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…Based on their theory, the authors proposed a higher-order, two-factor model for this scale: agency and pathways (Snyder et al, 1991;Babyak, Snyder & Yoshinobu, 1993). This scale has been translated and validated in different countries and with various types of samples (Abdel-Khalek & Snyder, 2007;Chen, Shen & Li, 2009;Gana, Daigre & Ledrich, 2013;Kato & Snyder, 2005;Marques, Lopez, Fontaine, Coimbra & Mitchell, 2014;Shehni-Yailagh et al, 2012;Sun, Ng & Wang, 2012;Creamer et al, 2009;Roesch & Vaughn, 2006;Vernberg, Snyder & Schuh, 2005). In all cases, the two-factor structure proposed by Snyder et al (1991) was confirmed and showed convergent validity with other variables (self-esteem, optimism, self-efficacy, satisfaction with life, distress, hopelessness, depression, anxiety, among others).…”

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Understanding Dispositional Hope in General and Clinical Populations

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Introduction Hope is a positive, future-thinking construct that is highly related to pursuing and achieving our personal goals. Considering its relevance for well-being and psychological adjustment, the purpose of this study is to explore the psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the Dispositional Hope Scale (DHS) (Snyder et al., 1991), its relation with important psychological health indicators (depression, hopelessness, optimism, general self-efficacy and quality of life), and examine the possible differences between clinical (CP) and general populations (GP).Method Sample was composed of 290 volunteers. Measures of hopelessness, depression, optimism, quality of life, self-efficacy, and positive-negative affect were administered. Hope was assessed again 1 month later to collect test-retest data.Results CFA supports the unidimensional structure. In addition, good internal consistency and test-retest values were found. Further, based on the one-factor model, results revealed that the Spanish DHS has strong factorial invariance across populations (GP and CP). The differences in the hope levels detected between CP and GP appear to be mainly associated with positive affect and depressive symptoms. 2Conclusions Results broaden the existing data about the Spanish DHS and support its usefulness not only for research, but also for clinical purposes.

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Measuring hope during the COVID-19 outbreak in the Philippines: development and validation of the state locus-of-Hope scale short form in Filipino

Bernardo

Mendoza

2020

Curr Psychol

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Various adaptations of the Dispositional Hope Scale have been validated and used for specific research and applied purposes. The Locus-of-Hope Scale was developed as a cultural adaptation that measures internal and external aspects of agency related to goalpursuit that are typical in collectivist cultures. The scale has been used to account for variations in well-being-related factors in collectivist societies but still assumes that hope-related thoughts are dispositional. A State Locus-of-Hope Scale was developed to assess hope-related thinking concerning ongoing events and experience during the COVID-19 outbreak in the Philippines in March 2020. The 16-item scale in Filipino was adapted from a short version of Locus-of-Hope Scale. Using data from 3128 respondents, confirmatory factor analysis indicated a good fit between the four-factor model (compared to one-factor and twofactor models), supporting the scale's structural validity. There was also good evidence for the subscales' convergent and discriminant validity. Preliminary evidence for construct criterion validity was demonstrated by examining associations with well-being and anxiety. The results indicate the viability of the State Locus-of-Hope scale for assessing temporal hope-related thoughts that can inform efforts to understand how individuals engage in goal-related processes and maintain well-being in specific personal and social situations.

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Preliminary validation of a hope scale for a rare health condition using web-based methodology

Cited by 11 publications

References 19 publications

Psychometric properties of Hope Scales: A systematic review

Psychometric properties of Hope Scales: A systematic review

Understanding Dispositional Hope in General and Clinical Populations

Measuring hope during the COVID-19 outbreak in the Philippines: development and validation of the state locus-of-Hope scale short form in Filipino

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