The Psychometric Analysis of the Adapted Version of Resilience Scale (Cd-Risc-10)

The article shows that despite the life circumstances, burdened with numerous risks and uncertainties, the person overcomes the challenges of life positively. The defini - tion of the concept of resilience was studied and it was demonstrated that scientists have not reached its final conceptualization. It is noted that resilience is a volitional mental state that leads to adequate adaptation during life challenges and a resource through which people choose the appropriate type of overcoming. Several versions of the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale have been shown to be present and used by psychologists (CD-RISC-2, CD-RISC-10, and CD-RISC-25). It is shown that these scales measure resilience as a function of five inter - related components: personal competence; acceptance of changes and safe relations; trust / tolerance