A total of 18.1% of respondents were classified as low resilient individuals (11.32% of male participants versus 20% of females, p = 0.164), 58.4% as normal (56.6% of males as to 59% of females, p = 0.756), and 23.5% as high resilient (32.07% of males compared to 21% of females, p = 0.102), concluding that gender differences in levels of resilience did not reach statistical significance.
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Anger and Aggression in Relation to Psychological Resilience and Alcohol Abuse among Health Professionals during the First Pandemic Wave.
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