ArticleFrontiers in psychology2020
Is Culture Important to the Relationship Between Quality of Life and Resilience? Global Implications for Preparing Communities for Environmental and Health Disasters.
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Abstract
backgroundUsing a preventative approach, we investigated whether international subjective qualities of life are associated with resilience to adversity when culture is taken into account. Although resilience has been previously associated with good QoL, cross-cultural studies are scarce.
methodsSequential linear multiple regression models of WHOQOL SRPB data from 15 countries worldwide (
resultsThe final model explained 52% of resilience overall, of which QoL explained 37% and culture explained 12% (
conclusionA new cross-cultural psycho-spiritual model of resilience is presented. Assessing individual QoL profiles could identify suitable community members to build resilience locally in culturally acceptable styles. The WHOQOL SRPB evidence could inform international policy designed to prepare vulnerable cultures that are threatened with environmental and health disasters.
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