Hope as a Factor to Coping-Behavior in Extreme and Crisis Situations

Mansurova I.; Ezhak E.; Koshko K.

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Hope as a Factor to Coping-Behavior in Extreme and Crisis Situations

Mansurova I.

(Rostov-on-Don)

Ezhak E.

(Rostov-on-Don)

Koshko K.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article discusses hope one of the most important factor for successful coping-behavior. The article contains results of the series of empirical researches of the particular expression of hope as a factor of coping-behavior. The authors describe life events than in?uence hope in varying degrees. The authors highlight the key factors and mechanisms of coping-behavior: self-control, self-regulation, adaptive capacity and hope for success as a basic personality disposition.

Keywords

hope, coping-behavior, life event, self-control, self-regulation, adaptive capacity

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