“…Social support refers to the emotional, instrumental, or informational help derived from a network of people such as family, friends, and significant others (Alsubaie et al, 2019;Gariépy et al, 2016), while selfesteem can be described as a favorable or unfavorable attitude towards oneself at a given time (Arsandaux et al, 2021;Soto-Sanz et al, 2019). Resilience concerns the active psychological process of mobilizing personal resources and coping mechanisms when faced with distress in challenging circumstances, resulting in successful adaptative outcomes (Botha & van den Berg, 2016;Karaman & Efilti, 2019). For this reason, resources such as social support and self-esteem may, therefore, be good predictors of resilience considering that, when mobilized, they contribute to adaptative outcomes under challenging circumstances.…”