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Juliette Vazard (CUNY Graduate Center), "Losing the light at the end of the tunnel: Depression, future thinking, and hope"
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'Eliciting genuine hope could be a useful, primary goal of future-directed therapy.' Alternatively, if eliciting hope isn't a justifiable psychological intervention then it might be harmful. For example, it might raise false hope in a patient.