Author: Judah Viola
The term posttraumatic growth is often used interchangeably with psychological resilience. Although there are some similarities, the two are separate and distinct psychological processes. Individuals who are labelled as “resilient” tend to be relatively unaffected by the effects of trauma, at least to a significant degree.
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