Entrepreneurship Under Fire: Psychological Distress During Armed Conflict from a Public Health Perspective.

Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2025 · PMC12733176 · PMID 41464499

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When both direct and indirect effects are considered, the total effect of resilience on distress is negative but only marginally significant (β = –0.081, p = 0.072), suggesting that resilience alleviates distress mainly through its positive relationship with hope rather than by a strong direct impact.

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