Investigating Personality Traits and Sense of Hope in Stress Coping Strategies

Abstract

This study aimed to investigate the influence of personality traits and a sense of hope on stress-coping strategies among college students and explore the role of demographic variables in this relationship. The present study measured personality characteristics, hope feelings, and stress coping strategies using a scale and collected relevant demographic information. The data were analyzed using correlation and regression analyses to verify the study hypotheses. This study is expected to find a significant positive relationship between personality traits and a sense of hope and the stress-coping strategies adopted. At the same time, demographic variables may mediate this relationship. The results of this study can provide insight into their psychological characteristics and help them cope with stress. It can also provide theoretical support and practical guidance for their mental health education and psychological interventions.