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The elusive notion of hope that is supposed to give meaning to one’s life
Hope seems to be the hardest word to define. It’s has this property to seem elusive. Whenever I ask people to explain what hope is for them, they end up struggling to put their perceptions into words. What comes easy, … Continue reading
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Tagged (c), agency thinking, cognitive ability, emotion, feeling, goal oriented, goals, hope, hope theory, life meaning, meaning, meaningful life, pathways thinking, positive, purposeful life, Robert Plutchik, Snyder, thinking, Victor Frankl, Viorica Condrat (c), wheel of emotions
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