Brief Resilient Coping Scale (BRCS) is a 1D instrument comprising 4 items to assess an individual’s ability to deal with stress in an adaptive way [12]. The responses to the questionnaire items are provided on a 5-point scale: 5, almost always; 4, very often; 3, often; 2, occasionally; and 1, almost never. Total scores on the scale range from 4 and 20, and according to its developers, respondents who score less than 13 are considered to have a low level of resilience (Textbox 3, [13]).
BRCS
Responses:
1: Does not describe me at all
2: Does not describe me
3: Neutral
4: Describes me
5: Describes me very well
Items:
I look for creative ways to alter difficult situations.
Regardless of what happens to me, I believe I can control my reaction to it.
I believe I can grow in positive ways by dealing with difficult situations.
I actively look for ways to replace the losses I encounter in life.
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