Optimism And Resilience Among Students
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This research intends to evaluate the association between optimism and resilience and the influence of gender on Resilience and optimism among university students. For this goal following tools were used: Life Orientation Test- updated for Optimism and Brief Resilience Scale for resilience. A sample of 100 college-going kids was collected. Correlation and t-tests were the approaches employed for Data Analysis. It was revealed that there is a small but positive association between Optimism and Resilience and Gender has no effect on optimism or resilience
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