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The Relationship among Optimism, Hope and Coping Styles of Student Teachers

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Title The Relationship among Optimism, Hope and Coping Styles of Student Teachers
Language en
Publication date 2018
Authors
Naing Naing Maw
May Ye Yint Naing
Description
The primary purpose of this research is to investigate the relationship
among optimism, hope and coping styles of student teachers.
Quantitative approach was used in this research. A total of 600 student
teachers from Yangon University of Education and Sagaing University of
Education participated in this study. Life Orientation Test (LOT),
Dispositional Hope Scale (DHS) and Cope Scale were used as the
research instruments. As a result of research, student teachers in this
study are optimistic and high hope. There was no significant difference in
gender, university, age group and education level of optimism and hope.
There was significant difference in pathway thinking in gender and age
groups. Student teachers used positive reinterpretation and planning
coping styles the most. Student teachers used substance use and
behavioral disengagement coping styles the least. Moreover, there were
significant gender differences in mental disengagement, venting of
emotion, religious coping, humor, restraint and substance use subscales
coping styles. There were significant university differences in positive
reinterpretation, substance use and planning coping styles. There were
significant age difference in venting of emotion and emotional social
support coping styles. There were significant differences in behavioral
disengagement and planning coping styles among five levels of
education. Hope was positively predicted by optimism. Finally, hope was
positively predicted by positive reinterpretation, active coping and
religious coping styles.
Keywords
Optimism, Hope, Coping Styles
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