This research aims to explore how social support and positivity contribute to psychological resilience in older adults, with a focus on loneliness.
Analyzed relationships between social support and positivity in older adults
Investigated how loneliness affects psychological resilience
Used surveys/questionnaires to assess factors influencing resilience
Higher levels of positivity are linked to increased psychological resilience
Greater social support is associated with reduced feelings of loneliness
Loneliness is identified as a key factor affecting resilience in later life
Resumen
Overall, the findings highlight the role of positivity and social support in psychological resilience among older adults and underscore loneliness as a key mechanism in resilience processes in later life.