Impact of family’s emotional involvement and coping strategies on resilience among young adults

This correlational study understands the relationship between the variables familys emotional involvement and coping strategies on resilience of the youth among young adults. This study is a quantitative study where the data was collected using google forms. The sample size is 200. This study examined the relationships between resilience, coping strategies, and parental emotional involvement (including perceived criticism). Among the three coping strategies—problem-focused, emotion-focused, and avoidant coping—only problem-focused coping showed a weak positive correlation with resilience. No significant correlation was found between family emotional involvement, perceived criticism, and resilience.