Richardson's Resilience Model refers to which of the following?

A. Reintegration with a loss

B. Resistance index

C. Biopsychospiritual homeostasis

D. Disruption

E. Outcome Index

Correct option is C

Richardson's Resilience Model, also known as the Metatheory of Resilience and Resiliency, explains how individuals adapt to stress and adversity. The model focuses on the process of recovery and reintegration after a disruption. The key components include:

1. A. Reintegration with a loss
2. C. Biopsychospiritual Homeostasis
3. D. Disruption

Information Booster (Correct Option):

1. Richardson's Resilience Model Components:
• Biopsychospiritual Homeostasis (C): The state of stability or balance in one’s life before a disruptive event.
• Disruption (D): Any stressful event, adversity, or trauma that disturbs homeostasis.
• Reintegration (A):
• After disruption, individuals go through a reintegration process that can result in one of four outcomes:
1. Resilient reintegration (growth and enhanced functioning).
2. Homeostatic reintegration (return to baseline functioning).
3. Reintegration with a loss (reduced functioning).
4. Dysfunctional reintegration (failure to adapt).