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  • Emerging adulthood shows increased psychiatric illness vulnerability.
  • Understanding resilience factors is critical for this age group.

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  • To test four leading models of resilience in emerging adults.
  • To examine the role of risk and protective factors across different stressors.

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  • Pre-registered study of 1,075 participants from four international universities.
  • Cross-sectional analysis of university transition and longitudinal analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Tested compensatory, risk-protective, challenge, and protective-protective models of resilience.

Main Results:

  • The compensatory model, where factors additively predict resilience, was supported at both timepoints.
  • The risk-protective model, where protective factors buffer risk, was supported during the university transition.
  • The challenge and protective-protective models were not supported.

Conclusions:

  • Resilience in emerging adulthood is dynamic and influenced by multiple factors.
  • Protective factors play a significant role in buffering against risks.
  • Findings inform theory development and interventions for mental health in emerging adults.