Resilienz
/ʁeziˈli̯ɛnt͡s/The ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune, change, or adversity.
Psychologen betonen die Bedeutung von Resilienz für das Wohlbefinden.
Psychologists emphasize the importance of resilience for well-being.
Often discussed in psychology and mental health contexts.
The capacity of a system, community, or society to withstand and recover from disruptions or shocks.
Die Resilienz einer Stadt gegenüber Naturkatastrophen ist entscheidend.
A city's resilience to natural disasters is crucial.
Used in urban planning and disaster management.
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Usage in Psychology
In psychology, 'Resilienz' refers to an individual's ability to cope with stress and adversity.
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Always capitalize 'Resilienz' as it is a German noun.
📖Word Origin
Borrowed from English 'resilience', derived from Latin 'resilire' (to rebound).
📝Usage Notes
Common in psychological and social contexts. Often used in discussions about mental health, crisis management, and community development.