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Distinct resilience phenotypes in depression and anxiety: Validation and network analysis of the Chinese Mount Sinai Resilience Scale.

Journal of affective disorders - 15 Jun 2026

Fan Shaohang, Xu Quan, Li Xiangjun, Liu Wangying, Lu Kaiyao, Zhao Xingyu, Cui Liping, Qi Li, Li Qianqian, He Kongliang, Bai Tongjian, Zhu Chunyan, Wang Kai, Ye Rong

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BACKGROUND: Resilience is increasingly conceptualized as a dynamic process rather than a static trait. The Mount Sinai Resilience Scale (MSRS) captures this process by assessing the frequency and subjective efficacy of malleable resources employed to manage stress. This study aimed to validate the Chinese MSRS (C-MSRS) and investigate the psychometric and network features of resilience in healthy and clinical...

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PMID: 41707723
DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2026.121425

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