Realistic hope: It is hope for an outcome that is reasonable and possible. For example, hope for ease from chronic pain, knowing that complete eradication is unrealistic.
Utopian hope: It is a collectively oriented hope that combined action can lead to a better future for everyone.
Chosen hope: Hope helps us live with a problematic present in an uncertain future. Choosing hope for the smallest range of goals is essential to control negative emotions.
Transcendent hope, or existential hope, is the hope that is not tied to a specific outcome, but a general hope that something good can happen.