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Direct linkJennifer K. Niles; Patrick R. Mullen; Emily Kitching; Kyle Schofield – Professional School Counseling, 2024
Objective: Previous studies suggest hope may protect against stress and burnout. Hope has also been associated with higher levels of job satisfaction for individuals across professions. However, no research has yet explored the relationships among school counselors' hope, stress, and job satisfaction. Method: We conducted a hierarchical regression…
Descriptors: School Counselors, Anxiety, Job Satisfaction, Expectation
