Hope is a positive psychological state that involves having goals, believing that pathways to achieve those goals are available, and possessing the motivation to pursue them. In Applied Positive Psychology, hope is considered an important personal strength that contributes to well-being, resilience, achievement, and effective coping. It helps individuals focus on possibilities rather than limitations and encourages them to take constructive action toward desired outcomes. One major benefit of hope is that it promotes psychological well-being. Hopeful individuals tend to experience greater optimism, positive emotions, life satisfaction, and a stronger sense of meaning. Hope enables people to imagine a better future and provides a sense of purpose in everyday life. When individuals believe that their future can improve, they are more likely to experience confidence and emotional stability. Hope also plays an important role in goal achievement. According to Snyder’s Hope Theory, hope consists of two major components: pathways thinking and agency thinking. Pathways thinking refers to the ability to identify different routes