Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students

Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students

Because no one is able to avoid adversity completely, this study focuses on the resilience traits of the individual and their protective factors. Adapting WestEd's concept on resilience, the California Healthy Kids Survey was used to measure the protective factors and resilience traits of the m...

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Main Author: TERRY, TAN
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Published: Archīum Ateneo 2010
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Jude Catholic School (Manila) > Students > Attitudes
Resilience (Personality trait) > Philippines > Case studies
High school students > Philippines > Manila > Attitudes
Online Access:https://archium.ateneo.edu/theses-dissertations/138
http://rldigital.lib.admu.edu.ph/37/1/TanTO.pdf
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spelling ph-ateneo-arc.theses-dissertations-12642021-07-06T02:55:23Z Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students TERRY, TAN Because no one is able to avoid adversity completely, this study focuses on the resilience traits of the individual and their protective factors. Adapting WestEd's concept on resilience, the California Healthy Kids Survey was used to measure the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students. The survey was administered to sophomore students which include 74 male and 89 female students. The t-test for Independent Samples and Multiple regressions were computed, to compare the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students, and to determine the protective factors that predict resilience traits. Results reveal that there are no significant difference between the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students. However, caring relationships in school and among peers are strong predictors of resilience traits for the male students, while opportunities for meaningful participation in school is a strong predictor of resilience traits for the female students. 2010-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://archium.ateneo.edu/theses-dissertations/138 http://rldigital.lib.admu.edu.ph/37/1/TanTO.pdf Theses and Dissertations (All) Archīum Ateneo St Jude Catholic School (Manila) -- Students -- Attitudes Resilience (Personality trait) -- Philippines -- Case studies High school students -- Philippines -- Manila -- Attitudes
institution Ateneo De Manila University
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country Philippines
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topic St
Jude Catholic School (Manila) -- Students -- Attitudes
Resilience (Personality trait) -- Philippines -- Case studies
High school students -- Philippines -- Manila -- Attitudes
spellingShingle St
Jude Catholic School (Manila) -- Students -- Attitudes
Resilience (Personality trait) -- Philippines -- Case studies
High school students -- Philippines -- Manila -- Attitudes
TERRY, TAN
Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
description Because no one is able to avoid adversity completely, this study focuses on the resilience traits of the individual and their protective factors. Adapting WestEd's concept on resilience, the California Healthy Kids Survey was used to measure the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students. The survey was administered to sophomore students which include 74 male and 89 female students. The t-test for Independent Samples and Multiple regressions were computed, to compare the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students, and to determine the protective factors that predict resilience traits. Results reveal that there are no significant difference between the protective factors and resilience traits of the male and female students. However, caring relationships in school and among peers are strong predictors of resilience traits for the male students, while opportunities for meaningful participation in school is a strong predictor of resilience traits for the female students.
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author TERRY, TAN
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title Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
title_short Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
title_full Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
title_fullStr Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
title_full_unstemmed Protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
title_sort protective factors as predictors of resilience traits in male and female high school students
publisher Archīum Ateneo
publishDate 2010
url https://archium.ateneo.edu/theses-dissertations/138
http://rldigital.lib.admu.edu.ph/37/1/TanTO.pdf
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