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Psychiatric Services, 2020
Individuals who face significant adversity are typically able to resume normal functioning despite this hardship. Resilience is a dynamic process at any level of functioning that encompasses the capacity by which these individuals adapt positively following adversity.
Faith, VanMeter, Dante, Cicchetti
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Individuals who face significant adversity are typically able to resume normal functioning despite this hardship. Resilience is a dynamic process at any level of functioning that encompasses the capacity by which these individuals adapt positively following adversity.
Faith, VanMeter, Dante, Cicchetti
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The metatheory of resilience and resiliency
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2002AbstractResiliency and resilience theory is presented as three waves of resiliency inquiry. The identification of resilient qualities was the first wave characterized through phenomenological identification of developmental assets and protective factors.
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Resilience: The Capacity for Resilience
2021Resilience is defined as the capacity to recover from stress or the ability to withstand the effects of stressors that are typically associated with negative outcomes. From a phenomenological viewpoint, it is described as the bodily self’s exuberant directedness toward a lifeworld of meaning possibilities.
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Resilience and Resilience System
2017Resilience thinking is inevitably systems thinking, at least as much as sustainable development is. In fact, “when considering systems of humans and nature (social-ecological systems) it is important to consider the system as a whole.” The term “resilience” originated in the 1970s in the field of ecology from the research of C.S.
Bahman Zohuri, Masoud Moghaddam
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Resilience as Paradox, Paradoxes of Resilience
We approach resilience (i.e., elasticity under pressure) with a paradox lens. Paradox refers to persistent interdependent oppositions. We discuss resilience as paradoxical and explore the potential of organizational paradox theory to expand our knowledge of resilience.Cunha, Miguel Pina e +2 more
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2017
The old town (Pinagbayanan) of San Juan in Batangas, Philippines was established along the coast of Tayabas Bay in the 1840s during the late Spanish Colonial Period. Popular history recounts its relocation 7 km inland to its current location in 1890 because of seasonal flooding.
GRACE BARRETTO-TESORO, VITO HERNANDEZ
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The old town (Pinagbayanan) of San Juan in Batangas, Philippines was established along the coast of Tayabas Bay in the 1840s during the late Spanish Colonial Period. Popular history recounts its relocation 7 km inland to its current location in 1890 because of seasonal flooding.
GRACE BARRETTO-TESORO, VITO HERNANDEZ
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Resilience … Just for the Resilient?
2015I am a specialist on disasters and development who happens to be disabled. I have no professional experience in working specifically with disability issues. This sometimes confuses people I meet in the field who, when seeing me in my wheelchair, assume that I must be working within the disability “sector.” However, as a result of not being a disability
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2013
The chapter provides an overview of the innovations developed through CIC Start Online project for more resilient settlements in relation to the impacts of climate change.
Dimitrijevic, Branka +2 more
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The chapter provides an overview of the innovations developed through CIC Start Online project for more resilient settlements in relation to the impacts of climate change.
Dimitrijevic, Branka +2 more
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