Form 0920- Beck Hopelessness

A Longitudinal Examination of Mental and Physical Health among Police Associated with COVID–19

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OMB No. 0920-xxxx

Exp. Date xx/xx/20xx

Beck Hopelessness


V. This section consists of 20 statements. If the statement describes your attitude for the past week including today, put a circle around the “T” indicating TRUE in the column next to the statement. If the statement does not describe your attitude, put a circle around the “F” indicating FALSE in the column next to the statement. Please be sure to read each statement carefully.

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True False

(1) (2)

1

I look forward to the future with hope and enthusiasm.

T F

2

I might as well give up because there is nothing I can do about making things better for myself.

T F

3

When things are going badly, I am helped by knowing that they cannot stay that way forever.

T F

4

I can’t imagine what my life will be like in ten years.

T F

5

I have enough time to accomplish the things I want to do.

T F

6

In the future, I expect to succeed in what concerns me most.

T F

7

My future seems dark to me.

T F

8

I happen to be particularly lucky, and I expect to get more of the good things in life than the average person.

T F

9

I just can’t get the breaks, and there’s no reason I will in the future.

T F

10

My past experiences have prepared me well for the future.

T F

11

All I can see ahead of me is unpleasantness rather than pleasantness.

T F

12

I don’t expect to get what I really want.

T F

13

When I look ahead to the future, I expect that I will be happier than I am now.

T F

14

Things just don’t work out the way I want them to.

T F

15

I have great faith in the future.

T F

16

I never get what I want, so it’s foolish to want anything.

T F

17

It’s very unlikely that I will get any real satisfaction in the future.

T F

18

The future seems vague and uncertain to me.

T F

19

I can look forward to more good times than bad times.

T F

20

There’s no use in really trying to get anything I want because I probably won’t get it.

T F




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