E) Personal Resilience

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Over the years, proliferation attentions have been demonstrated especially in the psychological concept of resilience including the one that decrees psychological health, enhance personal alteration, and unpredicted positive magnitudes in the presence of malicious or destructive events. It is a struggle for every human being to cope with unpleasant emotions and painful circumstances. Thus, the ability to manage with such emotion and event is termed as resilience. Resilience can also be defined as a personality attribute which facilitates individuals to cope with adverse feeling and psychological outcomes of difficult circumstances and negative events effectively and to rebound back from them. Typically individuals are often referred to as resilient in the face of difficulties such as the occurrence of abuse or cruelty, distressing trauma experiences, and continuing stressors.

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1. Chan, S. L., Ding, J. D. S, & Ng, L. V. (2019). Personal Resilience on Romantic Relationship Dissolution among Emerging Young Adults. In Adam Assim, M. I. S., Rosli, A., Chan, S. L., Tunung Robin, Sharkawi, I., Kamarudin, S., Ramuni Incham, Woon, W. C., Peter, C. C, & Joyce, M. K. ICOSSH 2019 International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities 2019, Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia. Retrieved from http://icossh2019.upm.edu.my/
   
   
2. Chan, S. L. (2018, September). The relationship between personal resilience and romantic relationship dissolutions among emerging young adults. Paper presented at the 12th Allied Health Scientific Conference: Moving Healthcare Forward, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia.

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Department of Social Science and Management
Faculty of Humanities, Management and Science
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Updated:: 17/09/2020 [lanz]