Questions: Question 2 What are the 3 P's of resilience? Personalization, Persistence, Permanence Personalization, Permanence, Perseverance Personalization, Permanence, Pervasiveness Personalization, Persistence, Perseverance

Question 2 What are the 3 P's of resilience? Personalization, Persistence, Permanence Personalization, Permanence, Perseverance Personalization, Permanence, Pervasiveness Personalization, Persistence, Perseverance
Transcript text: Question 2 What are the 3 P's of resilience? Personalization, Persistence, Permanence Personalization, Permanence, Perseverance Personalization, Permanence, Pervasiveness Personalization, Persistence, Perseverance
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The answer is C: Personalization, Permanence, Pervasiveness.

Explanation for each option:

  • Personalization, Persistence, Permanence: This option is incorrect because "Persistence" is not one of the 3 P's of resilience.

  • Personalization, Permanence, Perseverance: This option is incorrect because "Perseverance" is not one of the 3 P's of resilience.

  • Personalization, Permanence, Pervasiveness: This is the correct answer. The 3 P's of resilience, as popularized by psychologist Martin Seligman, are Personalization, Permanence, and Pervasiveness. These concepts help individuals understand and manage their responses to adversity. Personalization refers to the belief about whether one is personally responsible for events. Permanence involves the belief about whether events will continue indefinitely. Pervasiveness refers to the belief about whether an event affects all areas of life.

  • Personalization, Persistence, Perseverance: This option is incorrect because neither "Persistence" nor "Perseverance" are part of the 3 P's of resilience.

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