Resilience has a physiological basis involving alterations of the nervous and endocrine systems that allow individuals to create an effective response to stressful situations.
Abstract The phenomenon of resilience, apart from cultural and socio-psychological factors, has a physiological basis and a medical condition that clearly explains it. The alterations of the nervous system and the endocrine system that are manifested in the physiological response to a stressful situation condition the individual as a whole, allowing him to create an extremely effective and superior response as a result of positive reinforcement experienced during resilience.
Ortega et al. (Thu,) conducted a review in Resilience. Resilience has a physiological basis involving alterations of the nervous and endocrine systems that allow individuals to create an effective response to stressful situations.
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