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    Resiliency: Do We Choose It? Exploring the Possibility of a Choice Component of Resilience

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    Resiliency: Do We Choose It? Exploring the Possibility of a Choice Component of Resilience
    Author
    Manteo, Tori Anna
    Date
    May 2015
    Subject
    resiliency
    change in resilience
    choice
    stress
    crisis
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/846
    Abstract
    By examining how participants view their own resiliency, this study looked to explore how people view resiliency and if they believe they make a choice to be, or not be resilient in the face of stress or trauma. By examining past moments of participant resilience, this study explored the possibility of a choice component that may impact resiliency. This study utilized a questionnaire of 28 questions to survey Salem State University students (N=113). 71% felt there was a “tipping point” to a person being resilient or not. 75% of the participants also believed that there is a choice made for a person to be resilient. In addition, 85% of participants believe that they are aware of a choice that is made when looking at lesser adverse situations. The implications of these findings on the topic of resilience is discussed.
    Advisor
    Mirick, Rebecca
    Department
    Social Work
    Degree
    Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
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