Which of the following statements is accurate with regard to resilience in clients who have experienced posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? Select all that apply
A) The stronger the resilience, the less likely the person will develop maladaptive behaviors.
B) When one is feeling out of control in one's life, resilience is no longer possible.
C) As positive self-concept increases, resilience also increases over time.
D) Everyone who experiences a traumatic event can develop resilience.
E) Only those with a supportive family can develop resilience.
Ans: A, C
The stronger the resilience, the less likely an individual will experience reactions that lead to maladaptive behaviors and outcomes. An important mental health promotion nursing strategy is enhancing resilience, especially for persons with mental and/or substance abuse problems. Resilience develops in association with a positive self-concept and self-worth, a feeling of being in control one's life, and a feeling of power. Resilience is acquired over time, Positive family and community support also play a role in developing resilience.
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