Question

An example of a resilient person would be Group of answer choices A. a low-income student graduating from college. B. a fit person completing a marathon. C. a person with a disability going undiagnosed. D. an intelligent person failing an exam.

Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

Resilience is a concept borrowed from physics that means the individual's ability to deal with adverse situations, overcome pressures, obstacles and problems, and react positively to them without entering into psychological or emotional conflict.

Resilience is the ability to return to its natural state, especially after some critical and unusual situation.

The theory says that resilience is the individual's ability to make a decision when he has the chance to take an attitude that is right, and at the same time is afraid of what this might cause. Resilience demonstrates whether or not a person knows how to function well under pressure.

Answer 2

Answer:

A. a low-income student graduating from college.

Explanation:

For this young man, graduation is major personal victory achieved thanks to sustained effort, systematic work, sacrifice and patient. His resilience paid off.