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. 2015 May 15;40(9):840–845. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsv037

Table I.

Resilience Resources and Mechanisms in Pediatric Chronic Pain

Level Resilience resources Resilience mechanisms
Individual
  • Optimisma

  • Trait positive affect

  • Trait mindfulness

  • Self-concept

  • Self-esteem

  • Pain acceptancea

  • Committed action

  • Pain-related self-efficacya

  • Sense of controllabilitya

  • Problem-solving/active copinga

Family/social environment
  • Adaptive family functioning

  • Social support

  • Supportive school environment

  • Teacher supporta

  • Parent modeling of active coping

  • Parent promotion of behavioral activation

  • Positive family/social interactions

  • Parent acceptance of paina

  • Parent psychological flexibilitya

Culture
  • Religiosity/spirituality

  • Community support

  • Neighborhood safety/climate

  • Socioeconomic status

  • Cultural values

  • Ethnic/racial identity

aPreviously investigated in pediatric chronic pain samples.