Emotion and Life Threatening Illness: A Typology of Hope Sources

Daniel J. Klenow

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This article presents a typology of hope sources for patients with life-threatening illness. Ten sources of hope are detailed in the typology, including five major hope sources: religion, medical science, fallibilism, self-discipline, and renewal and deception by others (false hope). These hope sources are also divided into cognitive and behavioral dimensions. Further analysis examines varying hope orientations among patients and physicians. Suggestions for additional research are outlined.

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1979Emotion Work, Feeling Rules, and Social Structure 1988The Last Dance: Encountering Death and Dying 1976Death: Current Perspectives.1986Enabling hope 1975What Contributes to Hope in the Cancer Patient?

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