BACKGROUND The present study was designed to gather preliminary information regarding the feasibility of implementing a psychosocial resilience program and to assess if the program would potentially promote protective factors (such as resiliency, self-efficacy) and job satisfaction as well as decreasing perceived stress among a sample of German junior physicians. METHODS Eighty-two junior phy...

BACKGROUND The burden of caring for an older adult can be a form of stress and influence caregivers' daily lives and health. Previous studies have reported that resilience and social support play an important role in reducing physical and psychological burden in caregivers. Thus, the present study aimed to examine whether perceived social support served as a possible protective factor of burden...

Earlier research has identified a remarkable number of related factors to resilience during adolescence. Historically, theoretical treatments of resilience have been focused almost exclusively on psychosocial levels of analysis to derive explanatory models. However, there is insufficient understanding of the role of emotion regulation explaining competent functioning despite the experience of a...

This research method uses quantitative methods. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect locus control and spiritual intelligence on resilience. population is 205 students with 8 classes sample 92 random sampling technique. results indicate that there an influence between resilience, where correlation coefficient tx1y = 2.435 p 0.017 means <0.05. prove has a significant positive...

Academic stress can have a significant impact on students, both their thoughts, behaviour and emotions. Therefore, resilience needs to be increased resolve problems immediately. This phenomenological research aims explore students' experiences in increasing due academic by using spiritual approach. Research informants comprised 10 students who succeeded with coping strategies The data were obta...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE Stress and burnout impact resident physicians. This prospective study tests the hypothesis that a mindfulness-based resilience intervention would decrease stress and burnout in residents. METHODS Resident physicians from the Departments of Family Medicine, Psychiatry, and Anesthesia at Duke University, Durham, NC, USA, participated in two or three 1-hour sessions of m...