Many studies have examined the influence of specific adversities, such as parental loss [ 7] on psychopathology across the life-course.
However support for a relationship between positive child self-concept and psychosocial resilience is also provided by other studies involving at-risk children and adolescents exposed to specific adversities such as socio-economic disadvantage [ 31- 33], family disintegration [ 31, 34, 35], and maternal depression [ 36].
The system exhibits highly selective sensitivity to UV radiation, not being affected by various environmental adversities, such as high and low temperature and humidity.
Although the filming of this video was a fun and awesome experience, we also faced adversities such as parenthood, professional obligation, and social responsibility.
Food security is an incumbent social problem, exacerbated by an ever-increasing population, decreasing arable land, and ecological adversities such as soil erosion and climate change.
Under adversities, such as drought, salinity, low temperature, pollution, or element deficiency, the content and composition of chlorophyll will be severely affected as the structure of chlorophyll is unstable (Hörtensteiner and Kräutler 2011).
Hence, the caregiver's burden is occasionally translated into physical and mental health adversities such as depression [ 60, 61].
Environmental adversities such as harsh family emotional climates may also contribute to individual differences in emotional reactivity.
Furthermore, language learning is remarkably robust in the face of neurobiological insults, such as perinatal brain damage, and environmental adversities, such as limited language input (Bishop & Mogford 1988).
It may be that some of these children may have experienced new adversities such as new family losses that may have contributed to the maintenance of PTSS.
Plants have a cuticle on the surface of their leaves that provides a protective barrier against the environmental adversities, such as drought stress.
