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Resilience: predictor variables at t1 through a mediation model.

Resilience: predictor variables at t1 through a mediation model.

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Neuropsychopedagogical Training Based on the Sphere Model of Consciousness and the Mediating Role of “the Other” to Promote Well-Being in Adolescence
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This chapter discusses the protective role of specific resilience-related psychological variables for healthy adolescent development in terms of increasing well-being and positive resources. The topics of self-development, emotional inter-regulation, self-compassion (sense of common humanity, self-compassion, and hyper-individuation), and resilienc...
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... a predictor of resilience (B = 2.33; p < .001) (Figure 4). Thus, resilience is no longer just about not being overwhelmed by negative emotions, but also about regulating negative emotions to feel part of humanity. ...

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