Individual Resilience
Critiques the framing of individual resilience and 'grit' as responses to unsafe or difficult working conditions. Argues asking individuals to absorb systemic costs is a category error — and that resilience discourse frequently functions to absolve organisations of structural responsibility.
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Neighbours (19)
- Understanding the Complexity of Economic, Ecological, and Social Systems
- PS is Political
- The Psychological Conditions of Meaningfulness, Safety and Availability and the Engagement of the Human Spirit at Work
- Blametropism
- PS Isn't Enough
- Soft to Each Other, Hard on the System
- Burnout & PS
- Forced Vulnerability
- Intrapersonal Safety
- Myth of Self-Reliance
- PS Should Support DEI
- Psychological Bravery
- The Effects of Job Insecurity on Psychological Health and Withdrawal: A Longitudinal Study
- Attachment Styles & PS
- Non-Attachment to Results
- Psychological Capital
- Toward an Emergent Paradigm for Neurodiversity and Health
- When Everything is Against You
- Work Doesn't Have to Suck