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Title Hopefulness and Life Satisfaction among Infertile Peoples (A Study of KPK)
AuthorsAHMAD KHAN, JALWA JAVED, NAVEED ALAM KHAN and IBARAT ALI LAGHARI
Abstract

The current study was accompanied to study the hopefulness and life satisfaction amongst infertile individuals. Participants of the present study were comprised of 68 infertile individuals. Data was collected from the Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar KPK (Endocrinology Indoor and outdoor patients). The alpha reliability coefficient for hopelessness has .69, and for life, satisfaction is .67. A recent study has suggested that. There is a significant negative relationship between despair and life satisfaction. Considerable gender differences present on hopefulness and life satisfaction. Females score highly on hopelessness, while males score high on life satisfaction. Any medical problem history has a non-significant difference in hopelessness and life satisfaction.
Keywords: Hopelessness, Life satisfaction, Infertility.

Volume 11
Issue April
Pages 430-437
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