Predicting Personality Resiliency by Psychological Well-Being and Its Components in Girl Students of Islamic Azad University

Kajbafnezhad, Hadi; Keshi, Ali Khaneh

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“…There are also studies that have included both or some negative or positive aspects of mental health. We can conclude that mental health, in general, is significantly related to resilience (Kajbafnezhad & Keshi, 2015). Further, different aspects of resilience are negative correlation (confidence, optimism, will of challenge, having a meaningful goal, and perseverance) with anxiety and stress events (Bitsika, 2010;Zuhairi, 2012).…”

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“…Todd and Rottenberg (2010, p. 866) also consider psychological resilience a main complementary component of mental health, as it is a main contributor to lasting well-being and mental health. Additionally, mental health and psychological resilience enhance each other (Kajbafnezhad & Keshi, 2015). Psychological resilience has a median effect on psychosocial adjustment, which is considered one of the mental health basics, as it helps one find different ways to face adversity and satisfaction and happiness with life.…”

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“…It is also a factor that fosters meaningful life for teenagers (Brassai , Piko, & Steger, 2011). If all of these aspects are present, together they will be a real indicator of mental health that could predict resilience (Kajbafnezhad & Keshi, 2015). Those who have greater mental health have greater resilience as well, especially when facing life's difficulties, such as poverty (Elliott, 2016).…”

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The Relationship between Resilience & Mental Health among a Sample of University of Nizwa Students - Sultanate of Oman

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Alhashimia

2018

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This study employs the descriptive approach to identify the relationship between resilience and mental health in light of some variables in a student sample at the University of Nisswa. The sample consisted of 1,000 students, including 403 men and (597) women. The sample random sampling. Two instruments were used: the resilience scale (Connor & Davidson , 2003) and the Arab Mental Health Scale (Abdel-Khalek, 2011). The psychometric properties of both scales were tested. To answer the study questions, the following statistics were used: Pearson correlation coefficient, t-test, one-way ANOVA Test, LSD test, and regression analysis. The results indicate a positive correlation between mental health and resilience. There was also a significant difference between female and male students in terms of resilience and mental health in favor of female students; It seems that women are more resilient and healthier than men. The study of age differences did not reveal any differences. The study also indicates that resilience has a significant impact on mental health. Finally, the results were tweaked against the limitations of the study.

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Alhashimia

2018

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“…There are a number of studies that provide evidence about the relationship between well-being and resilience. Abreu and Blanco (2017), Chow et al (2018), Fernández et al (2018), Harms et al, (2018, Kajbafnezhad and Keshi (2015), Li & Hasson (2020), Satici (2016), Svence and Majors (2015), Tomyn and Weinberg (2016), Turner et al (2017), Wu et al, (2020, and Yu and Chae (2020) all stated that psychological well-being and resilience have positive and significant correlation and relationship. The results of the studies point out that resilience is an important variable in improving psychological well-being and that well-being leads to the increase of resilience and vice versa.…”

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An explanatory-sequential approach on PERMA and resilience among students of local colleges in the province of Batangas

Platon¹

2021

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The main purpose of this study was to determine the level of well-being in terms of PERMA (Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationship, Meaning, and Accomplishment) and resilience level among students during the pandemic in both quantitative and qualitative aspect. Local Colleges in the province of Batangas were the locale of the study. The PERMA Profiler, Brief Resilience Scale (BRS), and interview questionnaire guide were used in data collection. Statistical tools and interpretative phenomenological analysis were used to analyze the data collected. Findings revealed that students' level of well-being in terms of PERMA were all in Normal Functioning and students' resilience was also at a Normal level. It was also found out that there was a significant relationship between the level of well-being and resilience level of students. In terms of qualitative aspect, the superordinate themes that emerged were Mixed of Positive and Negative Emotions, Varied Activities during the Pandemic, Student's Support System, Students' Realizations of Life during the Pandemic, Students' Accomplishments during the Pandemic, and Students' Resilience and their Coping Strategies. In conclusion, students' level of well-being was all in normal functioning and their resilience level is Normal because of the following reasons: students' have positive emotions, they were able to seize every opportunity to engage themselves in different things, they have a strong support system, they were able to lead a purposeful and meaning life and they have a sense of accomplishment.As an output of the study, a mental health program anchored in the PERMA model was proposed.

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Level of Psychological Wellness and Its Relationship to Social Behavior among Volleyball Players

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Ann Appl Sport Sci

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Predicting Personality Resiliency by Psychological Well-Being and Its Components in Girl Students of Islamic Azad University

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The Relationship between Resilience & Mental Health among a Sample of University of Nizwa Students - Sultanate of Oman

The Relationship between Resilience & Mental Health among a Sample of University of Nizwa Students - Sultanate of Oman

An explanatory-sequential approach on PERMA and resilience among students of local colleges in the province of Batangas

Level of Psychological Wellness and Its Relationship to Social Behavior among Volleyball Players

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