How
resilient are you?
How do you deal with
difficult situations? Why do some people cope better in times of stress than
others? Are we born with resilience or can we learn it? Rob and Georgina
discuss resilience and teach you related vocabulary.
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Listen to the programme to find out
the answer.
‘Resilience’ is also a word used in science to
describe the characteristic of a substance or object. But what does it mean?
a) It is very tough or hard
b) It can return to its original
shape after being bent
c) It can turn from a solid into a
liquid quickly
Vocabulary
resilient
(adjective) able to cope with difficult situations or to improve quickly after
an illness or injury
resilience (noun)
ability to cope with difficult situations or improve quickly after an illness
or injury
optimistic have
positive thoughts about the future and believe things will turn out well
distress feeling
you get when you are worried or upset by something
manifest show
clearly and is easy to notice
adversity difficult
situation in somebody’s life
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