Gambaran Resiliensi pada Istri Korban Covid-19

Abstract

Covid-19 occurred in 2019-2021 made many deaths in around the world. Therefore, many families have lost their members. Losing family members will result in grief and role changes. This study aimed to reveal a picture of the resilience experienced by wives who lost their husbands died due to exposure to Covid-19. This study uses Qualitative method with a Phenomenological Strategy, involving a 29-year-old as a respondent or subject. The results show descriptions of a strong effort from subject as a wife which suffering a lost husband to get out of adiscard difficult situation. Self-esteem, spirituality, and positive emotions are factors owned by the wife to achieve a resilient itself. The external support factors as External factors that support are children's presence and support from people around, such as family and friends.

Resilience Mediates the Relationship Between Loneliness and Depression in Young Adults After the Death of a Parent Due to COVID-19

“…Impulse control is related to one's ability to delay or control bad behavior. Optimism related to individual expectations and beliefs about overcoming difficulties encountered, clause analysis, empathy, and self-efficacy as indicated by an attitude of the belief that one will be able to overcome various problems, as well as achievement as indicated by an attitude of daring to try new things to get the best results (Aniyatuzzulfah et al, 2022;Chasanah & Wijaya, 2023;Rohmadani & Winarsih, 2022).…”