BRS was developed by Smith et al.
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to measure the psychological resilience of individuals. It is a self‐report‐style measurement tool and has six items as a five‐point Likert‐type scale. High scores indicate high levels of psychological resilience. The adaptation, validity, and reliability studies of BRS to Turkish were conducted by Doğan.
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The Cronbach's alpha coefficient in the Turkish adaptation of BRS was reported as 0.83.
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In this study, BRS was used as a measurement tool because it shows satisfactory psychometric properties.
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