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Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

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Table 2.

Factor loadings of the General Hopelessness Scale items.

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Table 3.

Psychometric properties of the General Hopelessness Scale at the item level.

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Correlations between GHS, GHS subscales and the concepts used to establish their concurrent validity in Study 1.

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Fig 1.

Factor structure of the General Hopelessness Scale.

Note. Ellipses represent latent variables; measured variables are represented by rectangles; error is not shown but was specified for all variables. ** p < .001.

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Table 5.

Measurement invariance for the General Hopelessness Scale by gender for Study 2.

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Table 6.

Correlations between GHS, GHS subscales and the concepts used to establish their concurrent validity in Study 2.

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