resilience

toc 1374027778 = Definition: = When considering the contexts of development, however, we have to keep in mind that all of the various contexts interact with each other and with the characteristics of the individuals who are developing within them. Along these lines, some developmentalists have found the concepts of venerability and resilience to be useful. A resilient child in a poor environment may do quite well, since she can find and take advantage of all the stimulation and opportunities available.

The protective factors a child is born with that tend to make him/her more resilient in the face of stress
 * HGD** Chapter 1, pp. 9

= Examples: =
 * High intelligence
 * Good physical coordination
 * Easy temperament
 * A lovely smile





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