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What are the dimensions of resilience? <strong>Resilience</strong> is multi-dimensional (Wong, 2012): Cognitive: How events are interpreted (cognitive style, appraisal, attribution) And how daily stressors and life circumstances are negotiated (coping) Behavioral: Habits of persistence and endurance in face of obstacles and failures (behavioral practice and reinforcement) Motivational: Clear sense of life purpose and commitment (will to live) Existential/spiritual: Sense of larger purpose and meaning of human life (meaning and life purpose) Relational: Sense of social connectedness, engagement, and altruism Emotional: Ability to tolerate negative emotions and rejection and to maintain emotional confidence and hopefulness (emotion regulation, emotional intelligence)
Opportunities for Service Pathways for building student resilience <strong>Resilience</strong> Opportunities for Connectedness to Others Opportunities for Efficacy & Mastery Opportunities for Self Awareness
Page 1 and 2: The Cornell Mental Health Model
Page 3 and 4: A framework for building resilience
Page 5 and 6: Psychological distress Of all stude
Page 7 and 8: The mental health landscape Rates
Page 9 and 10: Okay, but is there anything we can
Page 11 and 12: Take away messages • Many student
Page 13: What is resilience? Human resilienc
Page 17 and 18: Service Social engagement Generosit
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