Hope researcher, Dr. C.R. Snyder, often described hope with this phrase: "You can get there from here". He believed that life is made up of many thousands of instances in which you think about and figure out how to get from Point A to Point B. Leaders need to be skilled at building hope in their followers.
Several children described hope as a means of adjusting: "I hope they find a cure soon.
In a qualitative study of 17 family caregivers of persons with dementia, the participants described hope using the metaphor of a knot, as it kept them from sliding into despair [ 18].
(Female F, group 3, interview 2) At the start of the program most participants expressed frustration regarding being sick-listed, external anticipations as well as hindrances towards returning to work, and described hope that the program would provide them with the skills and techniques necessary to cope with health problems and being able to return to work.
At the start of the program most participants expressed frustration regarding being sick-listed, external anticipations as well as hindrances towards returning to work, and described hope that the program would provide them with the skills and techniques necessary to cope with health problems and being able to return to work.
Describing hopes that UK newspapers would feature more Welsh politics as "whistling in the wind", Mr Riddell warned that commercial decisions by them had led to what he called "a downgrading of political news - full stop".
Participants typically described hoping for and wanting a range of treatment outcomes; talk about expected outcomes was rare.
Typically, they described hoping and wanting acupuncture to reduce their need for treatment by alleviating symptoms and their associated consequences.
Hope was integrated throughout their entire experience, and 'hope against hope' describes how hope persists even when there is no hope for a cure.
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