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PUBLISHED PAPERS


  • Hope that benefits others: A systematic literature review of hope theory and prosocial outcomes.

  • When are good feelings good for the world? A mixed-methods analysis of targets of hope and issue engagement for climate change and COVID-19. 

  • The Values In Action-Youth character assessment: A systematic literature review.

  • The curvilinear effects of objective and subjective socioeconomic status on economic conservatism and welfare policy support among middle‐class Americans. 

Dissertation


In my dissertation, I research the comparative contributions of Virtuous Hope and Cognitive Hope across:

  • an individual-oriented domain (i.e., academic outcomes)

  • an other-oriented domain (i.e., environmental prosociality)

  • a domain with both individual-oriented elements and other-oriented elements (i.e., well-being)

rayem@iu.edu 

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