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Identifying Resilience Attributes in Adolescents Using the Youth Resilience Assessment

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Factors                   F1        F2       F3       F4        F5       F6       F7         F8        F9       F10      F11      F12

Proportion Var    0.08    0.08    0.07    0.07    0.06    0.06    0.06    0.05    0.04     0.04     0.04     0.04

Cumulative Var   0.08    0.16    0.23    0.30    0.36    0.42    0.48    0.52    0.57     0.61     0.65     0.69

The twelve attributes of the Youth Resilience Assessment are defined as follows:

DOMAIN: Relationship to Self (Psychological Self)
Achievement Oriented Being confident in the ability to cope with the world. Believing in one’s abilities, skills, or attributes and capacity to succeed in whatever is undertaken.
Goal-Oriented Setting goals provides a compass to guide an individual through life’s journey.  Setting realistic goals creates a better chance of reaching those goals.
Optimism The ability to look on the more favorable side of events or conditions and to expect more favorable outcomes.
Self-awareness Having the ability to reflect on one’s thinking and feeling. This includes having an understanding of how we are perceived by others.
DOMAIN: Relationship to Others (Social Self)
Social Connection The feeling that an individual belongs to a group and generally feels close to other people.
Helping Providing support to those who need it. Caring for or assisting a friend or colleague builds confidence, community and trust.
Accepting The ability to ask for and receive help from others.
Collaboration Being a team player means sharing information and resources to achieve better results and make collaborators more engaged.
DOMAIN: Relationship to the Environment (Context)
Reframing The ability to shift perspective, and see “reality” in a new light.  Seeing challenges as learning opportunities encourages reasonable risk-taking, and fostering personal and professional growth.
Future-mindedness The ability to envision new possibilities that get individuals beyond the “here and now” and be better able to put what is occurring in the present into better perspective.
Purposeful The ability to test decisions to see if they are consistent with one’s values and beliefs.
Perseverant The ability to be persistent in doing something despite difficulty; unwavering.

 

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