Psychological resilience

The idea of wilderness has been severely redefined throughout history. It has transformed from a genuine piece of nature that was not thought of to be sacred, to a museum-like section of land that needs to constantly stress the importance of conservation and protection. It is not a casual place anymore, but rather something that is not necessarily guaranteed and cannot be taken for granted. However, throughout all of the change, there is one aspect of wilderness that has remained intact.…

Importance of Resilience Education A research study was conducted by Melissa E. DeRoiser, Ellen Frank, Victor Schwartz, and Kevin A. Leary, a panel of doctors and physicians in fields related to psychology, to explore the relationships between stress during the transition to the college life experienced by incoming freshmen and how this stress affects their lives (DeRoiser, Frank, Schwartz & Leary, 2013). The panel created a series of questionnaires via Student Curriculum on Resilience Education…

For years, I’ve reflected on what qualities enable people to overcome adversity. I believe my journey exemplifies that one answer is a synthesis of initiative and resilience. From foster care, to a broken home, to military service, to two tours of duty in the Middle East, initiative and resilience have steered me to where I am today. I was born into poverty to an immigrant mother. When I was 2, my mother’s drug addiction caused me to be placed into the Los Angeles County foster care system. I…

among adolescents. Resilience in adolescents is often overlooked when faced with the task to target risk factors of SI and SA. Resilience theory provides the framework for considering the strengths or protective factors of an adolescent when implementing an intervention to SI and SA. Much research on SI and SA focus on factors that contribute to an increased likelihood of suicidal behavior while little research have examined factors that reduce suicidal behaviors. Resilience theory is a…

It was once said “The strength of resilience, to face such horror, and to keep going, knowing there is a bright future ahead when we’ve seen the future of so many beautiful smiles snuffed away. The love in their heart, that will offer that hand of friendship and forgiveness, and that energy to make sure that we all work, together, to make Australia a place we are proud of, a place we will share our privilege, we will make sure tomorrow is a better day.” This inspirational comment was made by…

Resilience can be defined as positive adaption in the face of adversity (Easterbrooks, Ginsbury, & Lerner, 2013). In order for individuals, families, or communities to be resilient it allows each unit to recover from trauma and continual stressors successful. Resilience can show in individuals and families if they are able to continue to function healthfully under extensive amounts of stressors (Farrell, Bowen, & Swick, 2014). There are many different factors that can contribute to the level of…

Based on our research, we found existential learning as a pivotal mediator make them armed with inner resilience, professional identity, and spiritual growth by acceptance, being authentic and insight in times of crisis. Being mindful of here and now had been propose by Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) programmer which can enhance awareness and acceptance…

The movie that I chose to analyze is ‘Precious’. I chose this movie because it has lot of psychological aspects to it. The 4 psychological concept that I am going to be covering in this paper are Post Traumatic Disorder, Self-Efficacy, Learned Helplessness and Anger, Blaming the Victim and in the end Resilience. The main character Precious is a sexually and psychologically abused female interrupting the continuous series of abuse with new and positive strategies for survival and transforming.…

need for psychological support does not end when they leave these rebel groups (cite). However, psychology allows for a greater understanding of the repercussions being a child soldier has on a child's development. This discipline helps understand what mental factors are affected and if these children can be reintegrated into society. Most importantly, it allows for a better understanding of whether child soldiers should be held responsible for their actions by measuring its psychological…

resources for coping with their needs. Grit is another factor which causes high resilience. It refers to pursuing long term goals, whilst persistently overcoming challenges, and maintaining effort despite negative feedback or failure. REFERENCE. Gritty individuals have the ability to regulate strong feelings and control impulses, which is one of the factors Fredrickson and Branigan (2005) described as being necessary for resilience. As they are also highly motivated, they are much more likely…