Loss, trauma, and human resilience¶
Bonanno, G. A. (2004). Loss, trauma, and human resilience: Have we underestimated the human capacity to thrive after extremely aversive events. American Psychologist, 59(1), 20-28.
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- Resilience
- Many systems require mixed strategies, e.g., resist small perturbations, recover from moderate shocks, reorganize under transformative change. Trade-off transparency: Increased resilience typically costs performance in the normal regime (redundancy is overhead); resilience analysis surfaces the cost-benefit at the envelope boundary, an analytical move that parallels Bonanno's (2004) cost-benefit framing of human resilience trajectories
This sourceDocuments resilience as a common, not exceptional, trajectory after loss and trauma; develops cost-benefit framing of human resilience pathways and distinguishes them from recovery and chronic-distress trajectories.
- Many systems require mixed strategies, e.g., resist small perturbations, recover from moderate shocks, reorganize under transformative change. Trade-off transparency: Increased resilience typically costs performance in the normal regime (redundancy is overhead); resilience analysis surfaces the cost-benefit at the envelope boundary, an analytical move that parallels Bonanno's (2004) cost-benefit framing of human resilience trajectories
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