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These studies suggest that resilience is a protective factor for students, enhanced by individual traits, interpersonal skills, and supportive environments, although some interventions may not significantly reduce mental health problems.
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Resilience in students is a critical area of research, focusing on how certain protective factors can help students overcome adversities and achieve positive outcomes. This synthesis examines whether resilience acts as a protective factor for students, drawing insights from multiple research studies.
Resilience is indeed a protective factor for students, helping them navigate and overcome various adversities. Key protective factors include individual traits, interpersonal skills, social support, and a supportive school environment. These factors collectively contribute to better academic outcomes and overall well-being, underscoring the importance of fostering resilience in educational settings.
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