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In the course of growing up, adolescents are likely to experience difficult circumstances and stressful life events. For adolescents, these difficult circumstances can include everyday challenges such as arguments with friends, sporting losses or disappointments with test results. More serious problems commonly encountered are family breakdown, illnesses or deaths of family members or friends, or being the victim of bullying. The ability to recover or „bounce back‟ from setbacks, adapt to difficult circumstances that cannot be changed, and learn and grow from such experiences is termed „resilience‟ (Masten, 2014; Rutter, 2006). Resilience is an important skill for navigating life‟s ups and downs, which would be beneficial to enhance in young people, as there are concerns that there is a dearth of literature on adolescents‟ resilience and well being in the particular region.

Socio-demographic Factors as Predictors of Adolescents Resilience: Locale-wise Study