predicting hope to life based on early maladaptive schemas and cognitive regulation of emotion with the mediation of resilience

Purpose: the purpose of this study was to predict hope to life based on early maladaptive schemas and cognitive regulation of emotion mediated by resilience.materials and methods: this research was applied in terms of purpose and descriptive and correlational in nature. the statistical population of the study was all divorced women covered by the welfare organization in karaj in 2018. more than 178 were selected using the convenient method and plant formula, and questionnaires on hope to life, early maladaptive schemas, cognitive regulation of emotion, and resilience were distributed among them.results: the results of pearson correlation and path analysis showed that hope to life is negatively predicted by early maladaptive schemas in divorced women. also, hope to life is positively predicted by cognitive regulation of emotion in divorced women. the results indicated that hope to life is positively predicted by resilience in divorced women. resilience is negatively predicted by early maladaptive schemas in divorced women. finally, in other words, hope to life is positively predicted by cognitive regulation of emotion in divorced women. these results showed that early maladaptive schemas can mediately predict hope to life in divorced women.conclusion: using this type of adaptive strategies may reduce negative emotions and, as a result, improve cognitive and emotional functioning, enabling the individual to confront problems and increase their resilience.