Resilience scale
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We used 7 items theoretically informed by the two-facet general definition of resilience as a combination of capacity for recovery (“I am able to adapt to change”, “I tend to bounce back from illness or difficulties”, “I can cope with any unexpected event”) and resistance (“Under pressure, I concentrate and think clearly”, “I am not easily discouraged by failures”, “I think of myself as a strong person”, “I am able to tolerate unpleasant feelings”). The participants were asked to evaluate the items using a 5-point Likert scale from 1 “Completely disagree” to 5 “Completely agree”. CFA has supported a theoretically expected single-factor structure (X